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EAS Proxy: How does it scale?

Detlef

Hi there,

my test-EAS Proxy is up and running, so far so good. My question: How many users can I connect to one EAS-Proxy? Who uses it with a significant number of users?

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Detlef

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    Hi Stefan,

    yes, that helps to get an idea but that's OK. So we will set up an external EAS Proxy. 200 Users will be the first step. If we realize that solution for our students we will have some thousand users on the EAS Proxy :-).

    Question to your Development: What about a POP or IMAP Proxy? Because we can only control mail-access for EAS-users. But we still have the two other protocols to sync mails.

    Best regards and happy easter

    Detlef

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    Hi Stefan,

    yes, that helps to get an idea but that's OK. So we will set up an external EAS Proxy. 200 Users will be the first step. If we realize that solution for our students we will have some thousand users on the EAS Proxy :-).

    Question to your Development: What about a POP or IMAP Proxy? Because we can only control mail-access for EAS-users. But we still have the two other protocols to sync mails.

    Best regards and happy easter

    Detlef

    :49222
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