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Update: 7.1.4 - Date: Jul 10, 2009 - UpgradeMeter: 1
Update: 7.1.3 - Date: Jun 15, 2009 - UpgradeMeter: 1
Update: 7.1.2 - Date: May 26, 2009 - UpgradeMeter: 1
Update: 7.1.1 - Date: Apr 24, 2009 - UpgradeMeter: 1
Update: 7.1 - Date: Apr 14, 2009 - UpgradeMeter: 2

Axigen Mail Server - Click here for full review
Version	7.0 (All versions: 7.0 - 6.0 - 4.0 - 3.0.1 - 1.2.5)	Pricing Details	Business Edition, from $400; Enterprise Edition, from $715; Service Provider Edition, from $1,760; a free, 1 year Office Edition is also available.
Date	Mar 23, 2009	Rating (out of 5)	4.5
OS	Linux, Unix (all), Windows Server 2008
Description	Turnkey mail server for Linux, Unix and Windows	Company	Gecad Technologies
Download	http://www.axigen.com/mail-ser...	Homepage	http://www.axigen.com

News

It's Official: Yahoo Deals Zimbra to VMware

Article Published January 12, 2010

After some speculation, the deal is now public, continuing VMware's flight to the cloud.

Rumor: VMware to Purchase Zimbra

Article Published January 6, 2010

Virtually Speaking: The rumor mill is in hyperdrive over speculation that VMware is buying Zimbra. What would the virtualization company want with a collaboration server vendor?

Kerio Mail Server Now Windows 7, Mac OS X 10.6 Ready

Article Published October 7, 2009

Kerio Mail Server is now certified for Microsoft Windows 7 as well as Mac OS X 10.6, also known as Snow Leopard.

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Tutorials

SpamAssassin's Y2K10 -- Whoops, We Did It Again

Article Published January 4, 2010

Mail server admins are quietly living out a past that never happened: A rule in SpamAssassin intended to stop spam dated outrageously in the future is snaring anything with a 2010 date.

Dealing With Mail in Mutt

Article Published November 9, 2009

Tip of the Trade: The command-line mail client mutt may be old school, but it features a wide range of keyboard commands that can be used for various useful tasks.

Forwarding a Postfix Virtual Alias to /dev/null

Article Published October 19, 2009

Tip of the Trade: Sometimes you want to use a "do-not-reply" type of email address and you don't want to have to mass-delete the mailbox at intervals. Here's an easy way to add a Postfix virtual alias to /dev/null.