On 18-Mar-2010, at 10:47, Jerry LeVan wrote: > > I have several computers scattered about the house... > > I currently have my macbook pro gather all of the mail from my various > accounts via the Mail app.
Use IMAP for your mail. This is what IMAP is designed for. I access my mail (ALL my mail) from my Mac Pro, my MBP, my iBook G4, my iPhone, the web, and even sometimes from a Windows PC. > Question: Does OS X Server have a way for fetching all of my mail from my > various accounts *and* let me read/respond/create mail from any > of my other machines? ( Perhaps via a browser). OS X Server (and OS X, for that matter) can run a real mail server. You can get mail from backward ISPs that only have POP3 accounts and put it into an IMAP store so that your mail can be accessed from any server, and the status of the mail will be retained regardless of which machine you last used (read messages will always be read, replies will be filed and properly linked, etc). > Question: Once the bullet has been bitten for the OSX Server software how > much do typical upgrades run? OS X Server upgrades? I'm not sure that there are server upgrade prices, however the price of server has been, effectively, cut in half with Snow Leopard ($499). I have no idea how much it will cost to go to 10.7 Server, but I would not be surprised if it was $499. -- I DO NOT HAVE POWER OF ATTORNEY OVER FIRST GRADERS Bart chalkboard Ep. 2F19 _______________________________________________ MacOSX-admin mailing list [email protected] http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/macosx-admin
