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This is the exact opposite of my experience. I've started to hate google apps with a passion. The support is limited and the thing is just so opaque. The setti
by jiggy2011 14y ago
This is the exact opposite of my experience. I've started to hate google apps with a passion.
The support is limited and the thing is just so opaque.
The settings interface is difficult and confusing, postini is even worse.
I've applied settings to stuff in postini in the past that has completely failed to take effect, such as whitelisting specific IP addresses.
Give me an exchange box, or even just postfix+dovecot any day.
- blhack 14y agoWe're actually moving away from postfix+courier. I DO love the ability to just tail /var/log/maillog and immediately see just about any problem, but we've been self-hosting it, and have outgrown it to the point where its time for me to either pass the project on to somebody else, or move to something like GA.
- benvanderbeek 14y agoPostini setup process and support are a joke. You can call someone who tells you to look at a help file, and the help files point to help files, which have no screenshots, and reference menu and navigation options that don't exist. Also asking them how to get Postini to work with Google Apps was like speaking a foreign language to them, as if we were the first person to need this. Despite the fact that it was up-sold to us as an add-on to Google Apps. Other than Postini, though, I do like Google Apps.