I have found the opposite experience with Kerio. True, the company serves the Windows community but I've found no better service for the Macintosh community. The technical support staff are untiring in their efforts to diagnose and help me to solve several issues. Kerio is quick to issue updates when a problem is found. I, too, have used them all and KMS beats all. I have retired my Tenon installations in favor of Kerio. There is no comparison in terms of administrator support or user interface and satisfaction.
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I have found the opposite experience with Kerio. True, the company serves the Windows community but I've found no better service for the Macintosh community. The technical support staff are untiring in their efforts to diagnose and help me to solve several issues. Kerio is quick to issue updates when a problem is found. I, too, have used them all and KMS beats all. I have retired my Tenon installations in favor of Kerio. There is no comparison in terms of administrator support or user interface and satisfaction.Reply to This
Monday, September 13 2004 @ 05:57 PM PDT