On Friday, April 02, 2004 8:46 AM Justin Paulsen wrote:
In place of AD you might want to look at Novell's eDirectory. It runs on Linux. As for the mail server try using a directory driven one like Novell's Groupwise, OpenGroupware.org (pain to setup last I tried), Oracle Colaboration Suite, Sun's mail server (wouldn't recommend this one), Sendmail, etc. Then use a client that will interface with it like Evolution, OpenGroupware.org has a web interface, Novell has both a client and a web interface, sendmail has a web interface, sun has a web interface (again wouldn't recommend this one), etc. and they can all run on Linux. :)
eDirectory may be my only chance at grabbing the corporate "steering wheel." I think I will attempt to campaign in favor of it. My basic understanding is that eDirectory is not operating system specific. I spoke with my boss, and he has said that since he received a large grant, he wants to proceed to an AD domain.
Btw, has anyone tried egroupware? Is it a promising alternative to Exchange? I am not impressed with OGO because of the proprietary connectors needed. I don't necessarily need a client-side app. running the show.
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