RE: ISA on SBS webcast
- From: "Thomas W Shinder" <tshinder@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "[ISAserver.org Discussion List]" <isalist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 15:08:42 -0600
Your first paragraph shows your abject lack of understanding of the
subject.
Honestly, the only thing you've convinced me of was the value of Office
Live -- something I wasn't a big fan of previously. Goes to show that
something good can happen from anything.
Thomas W Shinder, M.D.
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> Sent: Monday, November 21, 2005 3:03 PM
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> Well let's see...
>
> My .com is out in the cloud of the Internet, I don't externally expose
> DNS, and until you convince the SBS dev team, it's a moot point.
>
> In the mean time every time a SBS box says "gee I can't get to my
> externally hosted web site" we'll know that someone screwed
> up and didn't
> read the recommendations, understand why they were chosen.
>
> The reality is when you are licensed for Exchange, you are
> licensed for
> Outlook 2003. SBS owners are not suffering in the choice of .local.
> Sorry but my Postmaster@blah is a blah.com.
>
> As I said, every consultant has a fidiciary responsibility to their
> clients to ensure that any member of the SBS podcast can
> recognize that
> SBS box. Set up your own boxes in whatever manner you see
> fit, but when
> you are hired by a business owner, you have that
> responsibility to him.
>
> We have a full on Exchange/Outlook, I can use a cellphone to
> activesync to
> my firm emails, I can IMAP and POP and Outlook over Http,
> you've yet to
> convince me that I've lost anything in picking .com which
> means I now have
> to hack up my internal records to fix the fact that I can't
> get to a firm
> web site and document these changes from the typical SBS box so that
> when/if I get hit by a bus the next guy coming in the office
> can figure
> out what I did.
>
> Don't convince me. Convince the Dev team, until then in my
> mind it's just
> introducing complexity, not reducing it.
>
> I find it funny though that the 'religious wars' are over
> computer naming.
> I guess we should look at the bright side that we're advancing in our
> categories of disagreements :-)
>
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