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What is the price for renewing an agreement each year
though?
Perhaps you're right, but these features I simply do not
need. I'll do fine more research, perhaps even a trial, but there are
other issues as well. IMail's spam has, at least to me, always been
inferior. I also would like a more improved web
interface.
Glenn,
since you are in the targeted focus market of ICS, I am curious as to
your/your company’s decision to switch.
For you, the cost
to upgrade to ICS is $1495 ($1295 if BitDefender as AV is fine) which can be
considered as reasonable for the added functions you would have available to
use.
John
Tolmachoff
Engineer/Consultant/Owner
eServices For
You
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From:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Glenn Bullion
Sent: Wednesday, October
27, 2004 5:21
AM
To: IMail_Forum
Subject: [IMail Forum] Moving Away;
Active Directory support
Like many here, I'm beginning to
plan a move away from Imail. One feature that I haven't seen talked
about that I use is the integration with a Windows domain. I know many
people here are providers, but we are not. We're a small company, 70 -
100 users, and Imail's integration with Windows domains was nice. I
didn't have to add a new Imail user, as when I added them to the active
directory or domain, their account was automatically created in Imail.
And Imail also grabbed their password from the active directory as well, so
their were no multiple passwords. Do any of the proposed replacements
(Merak, Mailenable, Smartermail) support
this?
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