Hosted Kolab?

[Bernhard Reiter]

On Montag, 2. Februar 2009, Gunnar Wrobel wrote:
> Hosting Kolab takes a decent amount of knowledge about the different  
> components and I believe it only makes sense if you can throw at least  
> a team of four to five people at it. You need short reaction times in  
> the area of commercial e-mail. So the initial costs are not that low  
> and so far there seems to be nobody willing to take the risk. To  
> finance a team of four to five employees you need to have quite a few  
> customers ;)

You can probably do with less employees...
Kolab Server instances can be run by general administrators.

The question of hosted is more a question of how many accounts someone would need and how the automatic processing of a few accounts is necessary.
Intevation (a part of the Kolab Konsortium) runs a few rented servers
for customers. It is relatively easy.

Bernhard


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