How much does Exchange really cost?

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Ummm......Backup is the answer

So you start out by bashing Exchange from what you hear I take it. Then end up with an example of a hardware issue that happened to be the server that was running exchange. Nothing to do with Exchange at all. The way I go about not missing emails is by using a store and forward from my ISP. If my server goes down, they take all my email for me and then once I am back up they ship all the email to our server leaving us with no lost emails. Not sure where exchange would be down for 20 hours in a year, I would like to see the condition of these servers and how they are configured because that is not good and should never happen. Exchange has always been one of the most rock solid pieces of software I have ever been around and that is alot of software. It takes some know how, but once you have it you can keep exchange running to your hearts content. It really is very simple and easy to use even after they have changed it to mostly being a command line driven configuration. Easy as pie really.

Posted by: daMan25   Posted on: 11/17/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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