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1and1 Root Server WebMail vs. Horde?!?!?!

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I know there are people here using 1and1.com's root servers. I'm interested in hearing feedback on what people like to use more, 1and1's WebMail or using Horde in Plesk?

I would assume that one advantage of using Horde over WebMail would be that domain administrators could create and manage there own mail accounts verses the root server admin having to do it.

Is there an advantage of using one over the other?

Any feedback is GREATLY appreciated! :)
 
Originally posted by etan
Sounds like you answered your own question.

I pretty much had my own opinion on the matter, but I was hoping to hear others opinion on it also.
 
Seems pointless given plesk is not about to just intergrate 1 and 1's webmail system into plesk....

Horde is great
 
Personally I just find 1&1's (UK) webmail system slow and cumbersome to use, especially when having to resort to a dial-up connection. So for me, its Horde.
 
I much prefer Horde to 1and1's webmail, both from an admin point of view and a user standpoint.
 
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