Hi, On Wed, 21.02.2007 at 14:14:57 -0800, lechuit pierre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The problem has been translated on FTP (creation of > FTP access to transfer presentation!)
that's what the regular users can be taught to use, and it works. > One policy used is to postpone big files to transfer > them during night. This is only required if you have too little bandwidth. > Then : > - many communication, try to create, with all the > associates, mail best practicies If you can make them even discuss a proper email policy, then you're almost there. But this isn't the norm, imho, because email is so easy that discussing it is only a waste of time. Except that the legal and marketing departments get their say on how to bloat the footer by 3k per message, and/or enforce HTML email. > - that your ISP route all the email so that you manage > your smtp queues That should be the standard. Using a foreign POP3 mailbox or some such isn't "corporate" usage. This might work for a small shop, but at least, it doesn't scale. > - may be one server to reveive, another to send if > possible That's only necessary if you have a large volume of email. In most other cases, I'd use both for both directions in order to have at least one server up at all times. Best, --Toni++
