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:Ubuntu: Not A Small Business Server Replacement (Yet)
Ubuntu: Not A Small Business Server Replacement (Yet)
Oct 1, 2008, 14 :35 UTC (1 Talkback[s]) (3354 reads)

"There are prices to pay with this setup however. Microsoft SBS is a crippled product, with some functionality unavailable until the user pays for the premium edition. In addition users are required to purchase expensive Client Access Licenses for each device that connects to the server. There is also of course the additional aggravation and cost involved in managing viruses, mal-ware and spam, all of which can enter the company network via email or the Internet connection provided by the office server."

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