Not quite answered: Can open source messaging servers replace Microsoft Exchange?

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on Sep 30, 2006 2:25 AM EDT
Linux.com; By Robin 'Roblimo' Miller
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This week on Linux.com we reviewed Scalix, Open-Xchange, and Zimbra, three of the highest-profile open source alternatives to Microsoft Exchange. All of them have their defects, and all three offer commercial versions that make installation and maintenance easier than it is for their open source versions. We've also talked to marketing people from all three companies, and while they all talk about growing sales and a rosy future, it's obvious from the reader comments attached to the reviews of their products that none of them is an immediate threat to Microsoft's domination of the corporate messaging server market.

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