In the death of a Pec - what to do in the event of termination? One year on from the introduction of the obligation of Pec to the professionals, I tried to pull a bit 'sums of my own experience.
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Un mese fa ne ho aperta un'altra con un altro Gestore e lentamente sto migrando le comunicazioni perchè è mia intenzione cessare quella di poste.it.
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Il perchè?
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Forse sono solo stata sfortunata, e si sa che tante scelte sono condizionate dall'uso che si fa delle cose, però mi sono trovata in difficoltà più di una volta:
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tra le altre cose, ho avuto problemi nell'invio di allegati, but, above all, because I had a problem with passwords, for which I asked to reset to June 2010, (as by a special procedure requested by poste.it, and then by sending a fax), and I received the reset only a few days ago. In short, problems of health care in the end. I do not know if by chance, but the password was stored in my pc, so I could continue to check the notifications, but I think five months is too much anyway.
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course, to test the response of the new manager, I have wicked action required to reset the password to them, to see do not end up from the frying pan into the fire, and I got it in less than a week.
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mi trovo a dover affrontare alcune questioni di cui non trovo risposta nella normativa (e l'ho fatta passare bene bene), e provo ad esporle qua, con le soluzioni che mi sono data, chissà mai che qualcuno ne sappia di più:
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Come avviene la cessazione di una casella di Posta Elettronica Certificata, PEC?
Come procedere, come tutelarsi?
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1. la conservazione dei messaggi: è vero che il Gestore ha l'obbligo di conservarne una copia per 30 mesi, ma io vorrei averli anche sul mio archivio. Quindi mi sto mettendo a salvare messaggio per messaggio in apposita cartella sul mio pc (stamparli non serve, il messaggio pec ha validità in electronic format)
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2. I suspect that my address can be reassigned to someone else with my same first and last name I believe there is another colleague in Italy, but this is not the issue. I wonder, in general, if no provision is made for a legislative requirement for the manager, not to reassign the same address as sin to a person other than the one originally had the request first.
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3. the "revolution of communications": I used the pec for very few things, first I sent to my order and they will likely need to communicate the change. But I'm also reviewing other addresses which will communicate the new PEC.
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4. I also think about the fact of keeping in place the address "old" for a while 'time, just to see if anyone uses it, but then I concluded that I still have to monitor it, while a sin ceased refers message delivery failure , and the recipient knows that he must ask for the new.
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5. the end of everything I read the contract and verify the procedures for the closure of the old sin.
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These are only a few minor issues that came to my mind, but if you go here and you can think of other write or commentami, and try to reason:)
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