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Stelly

Stelly

Stelly

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I can see you all cursing at me for posting this here, I mean a Microsoft product... I thought that you experience would make it an ideal place... anyway on with the question...

Do any of you know of any company that does exchange 2007 hosting, which might be quite cheap... I dont think that my o2 email is exchange 2007, but I really want to use the push technology since its there....

Thanks in advance, and just to let you know that I know that 1and1 do it but its only 2Gb!!!

Stelly
 
2GB per mailbox is pretty standard, since hosted Exchange tends to be more business-oriented (so you'll also get proper backups etc). Most packages will let you upgrade the storage space though.

None of them are cheap either.
 
Stelly said:
Ah see didnt think about that... thanks dude!
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In hindsight, I'm not sure quite how helpful a comment it was. Though I guess there may be a few providers who haven't upgraded yet. Fasthosts seem to be one, but still have a 2GB limit (unless you want to pay £10 a month per extra 100MB...).

I guess the other question is whether you really need 2GB of email storage to be available on this server? If you can backup / archive some of your email, perhaps one of the services offering 2GB could be sufficient...
 
Cobertizo said:
In hindsight, I'm not sure quite how helpful a comment it was. Though I guess there may be a few providers who haven't upgraded yet. Fasthosts seem to be one, but still have a 2GB limit (unless you want to pay £10 a month per extra 100MB...).

I guess the other question is whether you really need 2GB of email storage to be available on this server? If you can backup / archive some of your email, perhaps one of the services offering 2GB could be sufficient...
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I did think that, but if its my main email now I know that I will need more than 2Gb storage...

Stelly
 
Surely by the time you reach 2Gb, emails will be old enough for you to archive them off to your desktop?
 
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