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Wed Oct 27, 2004 4:30 am Post subject:
Is KVS easy to install and maintain? |
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Hi ,
I am looking into purchasing the KVS email archiving solution, and
would be interested to know what is your experience with the
implementation and maintainance process.
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Elvis
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Wed Oct 27, 2004 7:49 pm Post subject:
RE: Is KVS easy to install and maintain? |
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Hi,
I am also in the same predicament as you...I have had legato and KVS give me
a demo. Legato's product is a lot more intuitive and easy to use and install.
It stores the archived e-mail in an iuntuitive file format, which KVS does
not. The only advantages right now for KVS are that it can archive based on
mailbox quota limits and it supports cached mode in Exchange when a user is
offline they can still get their archived e-mails. I was also hoping that
someone could provide feedback on these two products but nobody has.....
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanking You
Elvis
"Searching" wrote:
| Quote: | Hi ,
I am looking into purchasing the KVS email archiving solution, and
would be interested to know what is your experience with the
implementation and maintainance process.
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Thu Oct 28, 2004 2:00 am Post subject:
Re: Is KVS easy to install and maintain? |
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Thanks! This is useful info as I heard that the KVS product was quite
difficult to install and maintain, and I was not sure what to think of
it.
Let see if anyone else can provide additional feedback on usability,
and friendliness.
Thanks again,
Searching
"Elvis" <Elvis@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:<2288F549-943A-4F56-855A-28C64DEEDE08@microsoft.com>...
| Quote: | Hi,
I am also in the same predicament as you...I have had legato and KVS give me
a demo. Legato's product is a lot more intuitive and easy to use and install.
It stores the archived e-mail in an iuntuitive file format, which KVS does
not. The only advantages right now for KVS are that it can archive based on
mailbox quota limits and it supports cached mode in Exchange when a user is
offline they can still get their archived e-mails. I was also hoping that
someone could provide feedback on these two products but nobody has.....
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanking You
Elvis
"Searching" wrote:
Hi ,
I am looking into purchasing the KVS email archiving solution, and
would be interested to know what is your experience with the
implementation and maintainance process.
Searching
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