• Subject: Re: Internal email for small 400 customer
  • From: Philipp Rusch <Philipp.Rusch@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 24 May 2001 18:25:43 +0200
  • Organization: EDV Beratung Rusch / EDP Consulting Rusch / Germany

OK- if we are searching for THE cheapest solution for a real small customer
WITHOUT the virus problematic of all the outlook-variants, then I would
go for netscape messenger as Pat Barber mentioned before.
It is easy to define a public adressbook in a shared folder somewhere on the
LAN, the clients can easily add, edit and delete entries through their normal
interface. This "trick" is well known, all you have to do is a little hacking in
prefs.js file, which you then use as a template to install the clients in your 
net.
If anybody is interested, I can supply an example.
I tried LDAP support on AS/400 in combination with netscape messenger,
but I found it way to difficult to maintain, especially in a small shop.

HTH, Philipp

Neil Palmer schrieb:

> Back around 1997 IBM used to ship Lotus Mail with Client Access.  Is
> anyone using that ?  Is it still shipped with Client Access ?
> Anyone have any recommended solution for a small 400 account that wants
> internal email only, using the 400 as POP and SMTP server, and wanting an
> email client with a small footprint (to use on some old PC's) - and
> requiring shared address book capability ?
>
> ...Neil

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