Kolab numbers.

[Nathan Toone]

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We're using it, but we aren't a very big organization...

> > 	a) Number of users using kolab.
about 35

> > 	b) Number of servers used to service these servers.
1 server, a dual PIII 500 with 1G RAM.  And it hasn't even hiccuped.  We are 
also running Amavis, Spamassassin, Jabber, and Mailman (all integrated into 
Kolab) as well on the same machine...no problems at all.  We are in the 
process of moving it to another, more powerful, machine though.

> > 	c) Number of admins per server.

Just me.  (Well, our secretary adds and deletes user accounts, but she doesn't 
"administer" the server at all)

> > 	I believe getting these numbers out in the open might speed adoption of
> > Kolab.  Already Microsoft is posting numbers of Linux based server higher
> > TCO.  We are trying to organize some numbers to combat that FUD.

BTW - I set it up in about a day, tested it for 2 or 3 days, and we were ready 
to go.  We moved off Exchange, and it was a very smooth transition.  The only 
times I have to get on the server at all is to make sure that the backups are 
happening.  It's probably one of our most maintenance-free servers.  (I wish 
I could say that for our DB2 servers...but that's another story - my next 
task: getting them on MySQL!)  It's been running withouth a flaw for 3 months 
now.

> Im assuing our largest install is not 10 users.  Common people is anyone
> using this thing?

Is that what you wanted to know?  :)

- -Nathan
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