CASE STUDY
Email Server Problems
Situation:
The client had an unreliable server used for accessing emails over
a dial up connection. The dial-up networking software had crashed
on a number of occasions leaving the line connected and mounting
call charges for the client. Also, to complicate matters, the client's
problems with accessing emails and dial-up connections had to be
resolved on a fairly tight budget.
Resolution:
We advised the client to have broadband installed onto their network.
The cost of installation and the fixed monthly fee of the solution
meant there were no surprise bills as there had been in the past
with a dial-up connection.
A Linux server was then built using the existing
server hardware. An email server was configured on the box so emails
could be held centrally and mail delivery times within the office
would improve. The Samba software was then installed so files and
printers could be shared on the LAN in much the same way as a Windows
server.
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