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2636.1 | MAILbus Postmaster - see MRKTNG::POSTMASTERV2 | GANTRY::HULL | Digital Services Delivery - Motown | Thu Apr 29 1993 15:51 | 10 |
| Our s/w offering to handle PC LAN mail to/from a WAN (which includes
ALL-IN-1 IOS on a VAX) is MAILbus Postmaster for LAN/WAN. It (V2.0) currently
works with cc:Mail on the PC LAN, and the next release (V3.0) should add
MS-Mail as another supported LAN package. MBPM (my abbrev.) is NOT an
X.400 mail system.
Read up on it in the POSTMASTER conference. Press KP7 to add it to your
notebook.
Al
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2636.2 | Reality 101 | MSDOA::HYMES | Gimme Barney Fife over Bill Clinton | Fri Apr 30 1993 15:16 | 13 |
| Thanks Al, but I'm looking specifically for information regarding
MS-MAIL to ALL-IN-1.
MS-MAIL is "guidelined" by this Fortune 5 company - which means
it's on the approved list. Very few of our products are on the
list 'cause we're still perceived to be proprietary, less feature-rich,
late to market, and more expensive that other options. (This perception
is shared by many other companies who used to be big Digital customers.)
Anyhow, if anyone has experience with or can comment on MS-MAIL/ALL-IN-1
integration, please let me know.
Pat
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2636.3 | Sanity check | AIMTEC::ZANIEWSKI_D | Why would CSC specialists need training? | Fri Apr 30 1993 19:36 | 9 |
| Hi Pat,
Let me rephrase this and see if I've got it correct. Your
customer is looking for a method to integrate a PC application
(MS-MAIL) into a VAX application (ALL-IN-1 IOS) rather than having
a solution that will allow mail to pass between the two
products?
Dave Zaniewski
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2636.4 | Yassir | MSDOA::HYMES | Gimme Barney Fife over Bill Clinton | Mon May 03 1993 20:01 | 20 |
| Pretty close. Customer has many sites...all running ALL-IN-1 today.
One location has many PC's and wants to implement a PC-based mail
system - MS-Mail. These users will no longer have accounts on the
VAX and will not need to access any VAX documents (or ALL-IN-1)
once they startup with MS-Mail. MS-Mail will completely replace
their existing mail system.
They will need to be able to participate in the corporate mail network
though. Which is why they are trying to understand the logistics
of interoperating between the two products.
MS-Mail definitely has it's architectural limitations, and the
changeover will be a painful one. Sales has basically asked me to
give a thumbs up or thumbs down on whether this type of solution
is even feasable for the customer.
Hope this clarifies things.
Regards,
Pat
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