Jeff Reinhardt wrote:
Les, Kerio seems expensive for the same features as MailEnable Enterprise, and
MailSite. What features or what does it offer that might make me want to check
it out over them?
[imho] Doesn't require IIS Doesn't require .NET [/imho]
The Kerio mangement client is very good. It is not web enabled, but can be installed on any remote host. To me not have web administration is a benefit; seems more secure to me, but maybe I'm just getting old. :)
What I've seen of the Kerio web mail client is also pretty cool.
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