GMS Mail Server
GMS Mail is a well-established, powerful Mail server including SMTP/POP3/IMAP4 for both the Windows and UNIX platforms. The package is very resource friendly and can handle a large number of users per machine. GMS Mail Server supports all email clients and can be configured from any place at any time using its easy use web based admin GUI. This allows users to save money in many areas such as admin costs, hardware and upgrades.
GMS Mail Server also has a built in forward and reverse Proxy server, which will allow many users to gain access to the internet without buying costly add-ons, and helping to protect the internal systems.

GMS Mail Server is ideal for SME (Small and Medium-sized Enterprises), Enterprise and ISP solutions.
To see an example animation of the GMS Mail server communicating with the mail client please Click here

Advanced features include
    OS agnostic (Full functionality on Windows and UNIX platforms)
    Remote management (HTTP and HTTPS)
    SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol)
    SSL
    Internal/External user authentication
    Built in forward and reverse proxy server
    Enhanced SMTP
    User groups
    Advanced IMAP control
    Message rejection control
    MML custom scripts
    Multiple domains
    Resource protection and control
    RFC over-rides
    Smart routing
    Many more features, please contact sales for more information...
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 SMTP
 POP3
 IMAP4
 ESMTP
 NTMail
 Outlook
 Mail Client
 SSL
 Proxy
 CAPA
 DNS
 FQDN
 PASSWD
 Robot
 STARTTLS

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