> Also,  I know this is not the right place to ask this but how do you
> compare  IMail  and  Postfix,  besides de fact that one runs only in
> Microsoft servers and the other in Unix.

It's  an  impossible  comparison.  You  can't get apples-to-apples and
shouldn't  try.  For  one  thing,  Postfix is an MTA, while IMail is a
suite  of  messaging  apps.  You have to come up with real application
requirements   for   your  implementation  (including  anti-virus  and
anti-spam measures and other things you don't have now).

> ...leaning  towards  IMail  mainly because there is a formal support
> behind it...

You'd probably find that the go-to for IMail support is this list, not
Ipswitch  phone  or e-mail support; it is a vendor-provided list which
is  attended  well  by numerous independent IMail, mail and DNS gurus,
also  (if lightly) attended by vendor technicians, and which serves as
a  hot  zone for the vendor if there's an outspoken push for a bug fix
or feature. You need to articulate what your support requirements are:
just having a list with experts on it, even if they stay up very late,
is  not  going  to  CYA  24/7/365; in the same fashion, having a phone
number  that's  answered anytime, but which only has experts available
on  occasion,  is not the same as the pay-per-incident support you can
get  from  the  big gorillas. Depends on what you're indicating to the
users/executives  and  how  closely that needs to be tied to a outside
contract. Think this through.

> ...and because setting it up sounds much easier.

While  this would be debated by those that think GUIs and wizards slow
them  down,  I  fully  agree with this assessment. But they're not the
same product class, as above.

--Sandy


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