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The one thing that I could recommend is Zimbra. They have two versions,
an open source free version, and a commercial version. The commercial
version supports things like BlackBerry and Outlook integration. For
your needs, though, I suspect that the free version would work well.
It *is* an e-mail platform, like you mention. However, I think you can
disable the e-mail functionality (via the CoS that you assign to the
users). The web interface is simply astonishingly good.
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[mailto:taroon-list-bounces@(protected)] On Behalf Of Jeff Boyce
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Subject: Group Calendar Recommendations
Greetings -
I am looking for suggestions and recommendations for a group
calendar program for a small office environment. I have done some
searching in google and am not sure what really fits our environment and
needs as most solutions seem to be oriented towards large enterprise
products and/or packaged with email servers and such.
Our needs are to keep a group calendar for a staff of about 10
people.
We run a Samba file server on a Dell PE 2600 running RHEL3 networked to
Windows desktops with various ages of OS (from ME/2000 to XP and soon to
include Vista). We use OpenVPN for remote client access, so something
that works with remote access would be beneficial. Thanks for any and
all suggestions.
Jeff Boyce
www.meridianenv.com
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