smtp load balancer???

[Dennis Willson]

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If you're considering Big5, then I assume you're not buying used machines. If you're not the original buyer, then if you want a 
service contract it costs several thousand dollars (I forget the exact amount) to have each one "re-certified" before you can then 
shell out the money on the service contract. While for the Alteons we bought, we just paid the normal service contract fee and we 
where there.

Just some things to think about.

DAve wrote:
> Lewis Bergman wrote:
> 
>> DAve wrote:
>>
>>> Joshua Hirsh wrote:
>>>
>>>>> I am considering adding an SMTP load balancer in front of my MS 
>>>>> servers.
>>>>>
>>>>> Any suggestions?
>>
>>
>> We are using Extreme Networks for this. Can be found used for a 
>> reasonable price. We got ours from netwq.com I think.
> 
> 
> Interested in your opinion of using it in front of MailScanner boxes. I 
> have narrowed my choices down to either the product from Coyote Point or 
> Big5.
> 
> DAve
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