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Anyone else recently upgrade your cable modem and Internet plan for a BIG speed increase?
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<blockquote data-quote="quad" data-source="post: 15707731" data-attributes="member: 17952"><p>I have done work with smaller offices of 50-75 people. One office has an onsite virtualized Exchange Server. Users will routinely receive emails with large attachments exceeding 100 megabytes. The Server is using a POP Connector so email is actually hosted by another party and then forwarded to the Exchange Server. And it is not a catchall configuration either. There are benefits to have them separate though - for example in case the onsite Exchange Server is down for maintenance or due to a crash. The users can then still access their emails from the main host. The problem with this is that even though we have configured Exchange to reject emails exceeding say 40 Megabytes the POP Connector will still download the large emails exceeding that limit and dump them in a too large folder.</p><p></p><p>Their Internet Connection is Cable and about 100 Mbps down / 20 Mbps up. In their case a much faster connection would really bring down delays in emails. They also use VPN quite often offsite and a faster upload speed would really help with that. Dropbox / One Drive / Google Drive / CloudStation is also used in the office so a Gigabit Internet Connection would make a huge difference I think.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="quad, post: 15707731, member: 17952"] I have done work with smaller offices of 50-75 people. One office has an onsite virtualized Exchange Server. Users will routinely receive emails with large attachments exceeding 100 megabytes. The Server is using a POP Connector so email is actually hosted by another party and then forwarded to the Exchange Server. And it is not a catchall configuration either. There are benefits to have them separate though - for example in case the onsite Exchange Server is down for maintenance or due to a crash. The users can then still access their emails from the main host. The problem with this is that even though we have configured Exchange to reject emails exceeding say 40 Megabytes the POP Connector will still download the large emails exceeding that limit and dump them in a too large folder. Their Internet Connection is Cable and about 100 Mbps down / 20 Mbps up. In their case a much faster connection would really bring down delays in emails. They also use VPN quite often offsite and a faster upload speed would really help with that. Dropbox / One Drive / Google Drive / CloudStation is also used in the office so a Gigabit Internet Connection would make a huge difference I think. [/QUOTE]
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