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How does the latest version of a venerable mailing list server stack up against a popular free offering?

Abyss Web Server: A reliable Web server providing advanced security, easy configuration, and multilanguage scripting support Aprelium’s sleepy Web server is an economic and reliable offering that provides advanced security, easy configuration, and support for most scripting languages. If you’re looking for an Apache alternative, this is one to consider. If you’re looking for a […]

WiredRed e/Pop IM Server 3.0: Enterprise-level instant messaging server with chat, pop-up messaging, application sharing, and presence information capabilities. WiredRed’s e/Pop IM Server 3.0 is an enterprise-level instant messaging server with chat, pop-up messaging, application sharing, and presence information capabilities. Somewhere between the frustration of telephone tag and the “answer when they feel like it” […]

SurgeMail: Aggressively priced, complete mail server The latest version of the customizable mail server features SPF and SURBL support along with a host of improved mailing list features for both end users and admins. Conventional wisdom has it that marketing a brand involves carving out a specific, well-defined identity. New Zealand-based NetWin takes a broader […]

‘I have ISA server and I want to stop all downloading and uploading from the Internet. I have some users that do this all day. I don’t want to stop them from browsing but want to stop them from downloading and uploading. Any ideas?’

‘Last night I installed Service Pack 1 onto our Windows 2003 Server. Now users cannot log in to our Windows 98se Clients. The following message appears, ‘The *only* change since yesterday was the installation of SP1 on the server and a server restart. Everything was perfectly before the upgrade’ …

‘Unfortunately, I’m stuck with Red Hat 9 and an older version of Apache on it. I need to update it to one of the latest version 52 or 54 from 2.2.40 …’

‘I’ve configured Exchange 2003 with GFI POP3 connector. We have several external workers who are not configured internally. When I send them mail, our exchange gives an error that the adress does not exist …’

I am using Tomcat 5.5.4/SSL/Struts 1.1. I am getting the following error … ‘SEVERE: Socket error caused by remote host /xxx.xx.xx.xx java.net.SocketException: Software caused connection abort: recv failed …’

Same name, same operating systems, similar price points. What sets Ositis’ WinProxy apart from LAN Projekt’s WinProxy?

GlobalScape Secure FTP Server: FTP server with secure transfer features In the fast-paced world of Internet technologies, FTP servers have reached middle-age. GlobalScape’s Secure FTP Server reflects this maturity with an emphasis on security and integrity for file transfers. If in the fast-paced world of Internet technologies FTP servers are middle-aged, then GlobalScape’s Secure FTP […]

CommuniGate Pro is a well-known mail server, but it also plays in the collaboration space. See how it fares next to SUSE Linux OpenExchange Server, one of its primary competitors, in our side-by-side comparison.