Hi Mike
Preferably it should run on windows (we're just not at home
on the *nix
platforms), have all it's config options in a sql database, provide
anti-spam and anti-virus out of the box, have a feature-rich webmail
client and be tailored for a small ISP.
Our specs: ~700 Domains, ~4000
Edoardo Martelli wrote:
Hi Mike
Preferably it should run on windows (we're just not at home
on the *nix
platforms), have all it's config options in a sql database, provide
anti-spam and anti-virus out of the box, have a feature-rich webmail
client and be tailored for a small ISP.
Our specs:
Hi Mike
Between 2000 and 2004 my ISP used IMail.
It was very easy to use, also those plugin against spam and virus was
very nice. (till then, i don't know the linux-style aka spamassassin etc.)
Some of these plugins created the same person, who made dnsstuff.com
One of those guys is R. Scott
Hi,
While i agree with all your points above, and don't think that
Exchange is the right product for a plain ISP-Mail setup, it
isn't as bad as you're trying to make it.
* Andre Oppermann [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
That's the problem. When an exchange server goes bad you're offline
for a couple of
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