Comments on: Zarafa 6.04 on CentOS (finally) http://kerimsatirli.com/tech-talk/rants/zarafa-604-on-centos-finally/ Kerim Satirli's personal site Thu, 09 Feb 2012 08:09:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Kerim Satirli http://kerimsatirli.com/tech-talk/rants/zarafa-604-on-centos-finally/comment-page-1/#comment-4697 Kerim Satirli Wed, 17 Sep 2008 19:16:19 +0000 http://kerimsatirli.com/?p=337#comment-4697 John, thank you for your contribution. I just looked into Kerio Mailserver and it looks quite interesting to me and it is, indeed, a lot cheaper than Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, however, since we invested both time and money in a Zarafa license, I don't see myself switching to any other solution in the short run. Nonetheless, Kerio sounds especially good as far as "out of the box" experience goes, although, one does wonder: does it work out of the box with Plesk too? John,

thank you for your contribution. I just looked into Kerio Mailserver and it looks quite interesting to me and it is, indeed, a lot cheaper than Microsoft Exchange Server 2007, however, since we invested both time and money in a Zarafa license, I don’t see myself switching to any other solution in the short run.

Nonetheless, Kerio sounds especially good as far as “out of the box” experience goes, although, one does wonder: does it work out of the box with Plesk too?

]]> By: John http://kerimsatirli.com/tech-talk/rants/zarafa-604-on-centos-finally/comment-page-1/#comment-4696 John Wed, 17 Sep 2008 18:38:22 +0000 http://kerimsatirli.com/?p=337#comment-4696 You should check out Kerio MailServer. It runs on Mac/Windows/Linux. I just moved it over to CentOS from Fedora. Installation and upgrades are a breeze. You'll get Exchange level features for Outlook, mobile, web working right out of the box. As a bonus, you'll also get appliance level spam and virus protection, archiving and backup. The server has been rock solid for us for the last few years, maintenance free and a whole lot cheaper than Exchange. You should check out Kerio MailServer. It runs on Mac/Windows/Linux. I just moved it over to CentOS from Fedora. Installation and upgrades are a breeze. You’ll get Exchange level features for Outlook, mobile, web working right out of the box. As a bonus, you’ll also get appliance level spam and virus protection, archiving and backup. The server has been rock solid for us for the last few years, maintenance free and a whole lot cheaper than Exchange.

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