I second that.
Implemented one for a client several months ago and have had no issues so far.
Client needed the shared calendar/contact functionality as well as push email access.
Proved to be a great way to get full MS Exchange functionality at a reasonable price.
At the time, there wern't many providers so I went with Cobweb (http://www.cobweb.com/) but now there is a fair amount of choice.
BT also offer this service (it's Cobwebs' service which they have re-branded)
http://tinyurl.com/32u5so
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I use a hosted Exchange account with 1and1 (www.1and1.co.uk) and I've had no problems at all; push email to Windows Mobile clients, Outlook Web Access and normal Outlook fat client access all work fine. Spam filtering is great too, I would highly recommend!
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Hostest Exchange?
Anyone used a Hosted Exchange solution?
I am thinking of proposing it to one of my clients, wonder if its any good or not?Last edited by portseven; 14 May 2007, 10:47.Tags: None
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