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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Despite its hiccups, with this easy-to-use, feature-laden mail server you can be up and running quickly.
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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.
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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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Microsoft is talking up lower IT costs, increased user productivity and better risk management with its soon-to-be-released Exchange Server 2010. Can it deliver?
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Tip of the Trade: Juliet Kemp discovers and explores Topics in the mailing list server, Mailman. With Topics, subscribing to a list becomes more than an all or nothing proposition.
Tags : GNU/Linux, tip of the trade, mail server, list server, mailman

Sender Policy Framework aims to stop spam in its tracks. How successful has it been?
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