>From our exp we have legato 6.03 on win2k and exchange 2000 with over 4000
mail boxes.
The performance from a backup timing is good and we use a BSM module to
backup exchange.
However as it stands and I can not confirm this because we haven't tested it
yet you have to restore exchange in its own right you have to also restore
the AD.
Now with use we have to restore the entire system due to the scale of
mailboxes we have so from a DR point of view that is a down side.
All in all performance is rather good better than our old exchange 5.5
setup.
-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Campbell [mailto:Chris.Campbell AT FAC DOT COM]
Sent: 05 September 2002 14:12
To: NETWORKER AT LISTMAIL.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Subject: [Networker] exchange / lotus notes with legato
We are looking at switching from lotus notes to exchange for our mail
servers. (yuck, I know.)
My question is more of a survey...
For the people that are using exchange and legato, what works well and what
doesn't? Do you have to use the BSM to back up the data?
Here, we have the lotus notes BSM, although, I would be lying if I said I
was happy with it.
Any thoughts from either side would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
.....................................
Christopher S. Campbell
UNIX Admin
First Albany Corp
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