Server Reviews

L-Soft's Listserv has been providing email list management to enterprises nearly as long as Windows has been an OS. Despite a complicated setup and configuration, for organizations looking for mailing list power and flexibility, Listserv is one for the short list.

The most recent version of EFT Server from GlobalScape takes the oxymoron out of secure FTP server.

Gordano Mail Server cut its teeth at the dawn of email, and it has kept pace with the times. It also is but one module in Gordano's feature-rich and moderately priced communications suite.

This multiplatform FTP server delivers more than it says on the tin, yet still isn't quite all it could be.

Kerio Mail Server's low price tag and ease of use make it a worthy choice for SMBs looking for a full-featured, easy-to-use Exchange-like server that costs a lot less.

Despite its hiccups, with this easy-to-use, feature-laden mail server you can be up and running quickly.

Zimbra Server is an email and collaboration server that can run email, group calendaring, address book/contacts software, and instant messaging as well as deal with file and web document management on Linux or Mac OS X. We take it for a spin on Debian.

In many ways, collaboration software, once called 'groupware,' demonstrates the original power of the Web.

Operating systems provide a software platform on top of which other programs, called application programs, can run. It is the engine that drives the server.

No matter how much experience you have with RADIUS servers, XPerience Technologies' ClearBox's low price point and seemingly high feature set aims to have something for you.

RADIUS servers aren't just for large enterprises. Elektron RADIUS Server from Periodik Labs brings 'Wireless Without Worry,' to SMBs.

It's been more than a year since Yahoo! bought the open source mail server company Zimbra, and people are still talking about the technology. We put the most recent version through the paces.

This multi-platform mail server offers support for mobile devices and can take the form factor of a virtual appliance.

If you thought Apache was the only viable open source Web server out there, you thought wrong. nginx boasts a lightweight footprint and high load handling capabilities.