[ale] Advice

[James P. Kinney III]

On Wed, 2006-01-04 at 08:22 -0500, smokeyrd at bellsouth.net wrote:
> Thats about where we are...talking further with people, it is ideal to have someone that is educated in linux, as that is where our current IT staff is lacking, but because of the way gas and insurance is, we have to really watch our recurring expenses. although exchange is very $$$ to start, it doesnt have any kind of recurring charges for updates and can be supported off our current IT staff. Im going to be doing meeetings throughout the day today and will keep you guys updated with my thoughts as discussions progress to try and be sure i dont make a mistake that ends up costing us money in the end. thanks again!
> -Rob
> > 

My $0.02

The biggest advantage to using the Linux process is that even for a
windows admin, all that is needed once it is set up is to add and delete
users. Windows admins can handle that with webmin.

My vote: set them up with the best solution for the job. Find them other
support persons out side the IT staff they can call for extra help when
things need it. Show how to do the basic stuff like add and remove
users. Then just sit back and let things run. 
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