Re: [cobalt-users] cobalt cube

["Stephen Sloan" <ssloan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Pete:

Sorry for your problem with the Qube but I would have to disagree with your
conclusions. We have used a Qube2 for about 1 year and have had no problems.
We host about 20 users for email as well as our corporate web page. As a
simple web server for a small business the Qube2 has worked well for us.

Stephen Sloan

----- Original Message -----
From: "pete monaghan" <peter_m@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: <cobalt-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2000 5:33 AM
Subject: Re: [cobalt-users] cobalt cube


> If you have not bought the Qube yet I would look elsewhere as it really
> does not do the job properly and support is crap. I use a Qube for this
> purpose here plus giving LAN users web access. It only partly works. I
> have about 40 users. The only problem and its a major one is that e-mail
> which is originally sent via a mailing list such as this cobalt user
> list ends up in the admin account not the user its intended for. I have
> been trying to get my supplier and cobalt support (both Europe and US]
> to sort it out but the only response I have had after over 6 months is
> that it's a known problem (that took 4 months to get) and its being
> worked on by Cobalt.
>
> . In message <4.2.0.58.20000123163758.009aa990@xxxxxxxx>, Duane Cook
> <lists@xxxxxxxxx> writes
> >Hi, I want to use a cobalt cube as my dedicated mail server, teh cube
would
> >not have any other duties except sending and receving mail.  Does anyone
> >else use the cube like this?  How many email accounts could it hold?  How
> >would it perform?
> >
> >Any feedback, would be good.
> >
> >Duane
> >
> >
> >
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