If you check the Support site, and look at the log....
Well, they have entries almost daily that 1% aren't getting their email and the reason they give is they had a server down for maintenance.
They aren't admitting that the mail is completely lost during this outage time. I know that for a fact because of how I have mail forwarded to this account and the daily volume of email that I receive.
The thing that I wonder is: How often are they going to have a percentage of their servers down for maintenance. Any downtime is unacceptable with email servers. Microsoft had mirrored email servers in it's first days. Even ccMail had that. I know because I use to run/support the servers.
Is this maintenance something they plan on doing on a regular basis?
There seems to be almost NO information coming from Apple on this.
Do they intend on this being the 'Transition' that makes their stock suffer in the Q4?
Well, they have entries almost daily that 1% aren't getting their email and the reason they give is they had a server down for maintenance.
They aren't admitting that the mail is completely lost during this outage time. I know that for a fact because of how I have mail forwarded to this account and the daily volume of email that I receive.
The thing that I wonder is: How often are they going to have a percentage of their servers down for maintenance. Any downtime is unacceptable with email servers. Microsoft had mirrored email servers in it's first days. Even ccMail had that. I know because I use to run/support the servers.
Is this maintenance something they plan on doing on a regular basis?
There seems to be almost NO information coming from Apple on this.
Do they intend on this being the 'Transition' that makes their stock suffer in the Q4?