Email flow during downtime

Email flow when primary mail server becomes available

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Shared Email Continuity

Pros

Cons

• Costs less
• Suitable for smaller companies
• Can access email from any Web-based email service or POP3 account
• Email appears to originate from your primary mail server

• Actions of other clients may affect your service
• Limited amount of storage space
• No ability to maintain a mini-archive of email history in the accounts

VPS Email Continuity

Pros

Cons

• Ability to add multiple domains
• Offers more administrative control
• Ability to access email from Webmail service, POP3, or IMAP account
• Emails appear to come from primary email server
• Optional add-on to maintain a 30, 60, or 90-day email history within each user's account for reference during primary mail server downtime
• More secure and efficient than our Shared environments

• If you are purchasing this service for all employees and/or clients, and maintaining a "mini-archive" in these accounts, you will need a larger VPS.
• If you see your VPS Email Continuity system beginning to reach full capacity, you must request additional disk space before reaching 80% capacity.
• You must allow the Webservio IP ranges to deliver to your filtering device(s), and/or primary mail server.