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does anyone have any websites or recommendations of setting up an email server for a corporate environment? eg.10,000 users..using sendmail/postfix?? How would users retrieve email when they're using Outlook in Windows, POP3??? Not sure of the most practical and efficient setup...any recommendations would be much appreciated to lead me in the right direction..
thank you! i would've never thought of using Ubuntu as an email server in a corporate environment...i'll check it out...has it been tested and found to be stable you know? i've played with Ubuntu a bit, but not sure its reliability and stability...
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