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<p>List Manager uses three database engines to store e-mail address and miscellaneous configuration data: Microsoft SQL/MSDE, PostgreSQL, and Oracle 8i/9i. Each database engine provides varying levels of security and performance depending on the platform on which it is run. List Manager itself will run on almost any major server platform in use today including, Windows NT, Solaris, FreeBSD, or Linux. Because List Manager supports an external database server, the combination of setups for it is quite large. This makes it very adaptable for whatever server environment it will be run on. </p>
<p>Before version 5.0, List Manager used older FoxPro-format databases. List Manager now not only exists on its own in a varying degree of ways, but it has also been tested and proven that it co-exists nicely with other well-known e-mail servers such as sendmail, Exchange, and Lotus Notes.</p>
<p>In terms of sheer speed, List Manager can send up to 300,000 unique e-mail messages per hour (depending on the hardware it is running on, of course). That is a little more than 83 e-mail messages per second! It was also programmed to be multithreaded in the very terse, and very well-known, language of C++.</p>
<p>The only are where List Manager may be lacking is security, which is frequently described as the most important of the three factors mentioned above. All administrative functions are password protected, just as all software packages should handle administrative functions. To protect against security breeches in the List Manager site, it can be set to refuse connections from outside of a LAN (IP filtering). Although List Manager provides measures to prevent security breeches, in many circles it is not considered the most secure e-mail list server, due in part to its capability to run on Windows NT.
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<strong>Pros:</strong> 7 Fast; 7 Runs on almost any platform
<p><strong>Cons:</strong> 7 Not as secure as it could or should be
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