We have a customer that wants to run an inexpensive copy of Windows 2003
Server (Web Edition) as the basis for his Imail server. He isn't going to
run AD on this machine and it's only job will be to push Imail. Has anyone
done this? Was it successful? Any pitfalls?
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and Microsoft Server 2003 Web Edition
We have a customer that wants to run an inexpensive copy of Windows 2003
Server (Web Edition) as the basis for his Imail server. He isn't going to
run AD on this machine and it's only job will be to push Imail. Has anyone
done this? Was it successful? Any
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Tom
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From: Chris Moody [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 7:51 AM
Subject: [IMail Forum] Imail and Microsoft Server 2003 Web Edition
| We have a customer that wants to run an inexpensive copy of Windows 2003
| Server
: Re: [IMail Forum] Imail and Microsoft Server 2003 Web Edition
FWIW, I remember seeing some discussions quite some time ago that a mail
server was not allowed to be installed on the web edition.
And, here's what MS says: Installations of non-Web serving applications are
prohibited.
http
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FWIW, I remember seeing
To: Imail_Forum@list.ipswitch.com
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That would beg the question; is email a web serving application? I'd say
yes, but that seems open to interpretation.
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That would beg the question; is email a web serving application? I'd say
yes, but that seems open to interpretation.
The Microsoft website is pretty clear:
Windows Server 2003 Web Edition, can be used solely to deploy Web pages, Web
sites, Web applications, and Web services. Customers can
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Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 9:35 AM
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Imail's web mail is a web serving application. Or is that
also stretching the truth
The Microsoft website is pretty clear:
Windows Server 2003 Web Edition, can be used solely to deploy
Web pages, Web sites, Web applications
i.e. Imail's web interface
, and Web services.
i.e. SMTP/POP3/IMAP servers
In my own opinion (FWIW), Imail fits. It can be argued forever based on
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That would beg
Webmail would be web serving, but POP3, IMAP, and SMTP would not.
Darin.
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That would
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Webmail would be web serving, but POP3, IMAP
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Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 9:43 AM
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The fine detail is
Web applications, and Web services.
Imail is a web based application; it doesn't say
Technically, there's no such RFC or protocol called (world-wide) web).
www is the conventional DNS label for the HTTP service: www.domain.tld.
web means Internet, which includes all RFC protocols.
Imail is a web (application) server that supports LDAP, IMAP, POP,
HTTP, SMTP, etc protocols.
I wouldn't recommend putting in the web addition as you
will most likely regret it later on
Len Conrad wrote:
Technically, there's no such RFC or protocol called
"(world-wide) web)".
www is the conventional DNS label for the HTTP service: www.domain.tld.
web means Internet, which
Having a side business as a VAR, I called my licensing rep about this
and they said it was fine to install IMail on 2003 Server Web Edition.
I subsequently sold a copy to my "day job" employer. :)
Grant
Matrosity Hosting wrote:
I wouldn't recommend putting in the web addition as
Edition, so you can install Imail.
-DH
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Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 9:55 AM
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Webmail would
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Imail and Microsoft Server 2003 Web Edition
Web commonly means HTTP and FTP, and often can include SMTP. So by my
logic, FTP would be fine, as would an SMTP server used by the web services,
but POP and IMAP would not. Logically they would be referred to as
internet
Yes, POP3, IMAP, and SMTP are part of Internet Information Server 6.0,
just
not at the same level of funtionality as Imail.
IMAP? Are you certain? I thought only SMTP and POP.
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Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Imail and Microsoft Server 2003 Web Edition
Yes, POP3, IMAP, and SMTP are part of Internet Information Server 6.0,
just
not at the same level of funtionality as Imail.
IMAP? Are you certain? I thought only SMTP and POP
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Yes, POP3, IMAP, and SMTP are part of Internet Information Server 6.0,
just
not at the same
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Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Imail and Microsoft Server 2003 Web Edition
Web commonly means HTTP and FTP, and often can include SMTP.
So by my logic, FTP would be fine, as would an SMTP server
used by the web services, but POP and IMAP would not.
Logically they would
Good point, the final word from the vendor trumps all.
Darin.
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From: Dan Horne [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, August 25, 2006 1:12 PM
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Like I said, this can
Interesting, I had never noticed POP3 or IMAP. Thanks for the heads up.
Darin.
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Yes
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