| CMail
Server is a POP3 and SMTP Email server for Windows 95/98
and Windows NT
Virus Control
CMail Server scans messages and attachments using
the most popular anti-virus packages such as F-Prot, McAfee
and Norton AV.
Auto Signature
Auto signatures all the administrator to append
a standard disclaimer or other text to the bottom of any
message handled by CMail.
Web Interface
CMail 2.4 features an enhanced web interface mail
client that includes the addition of public and private
address books. Users can send email through a web browser
without the need for an additional mail program such as
Outlook.
Collection
via POP3
CMail can collect mail from the Internet using
the SMTP or POP3 protocol.
MX Resolution
CMail can operate independently of an upstream
STMP server by interrogating DNS servers to enquire which
server handles the mail for the domain you are attempting
to contact.
Anti-Spam
Features
Communications can be filtered for spam emails
before system resources are used to process the body of
the message.
NT Users Database
Integration
Under Windows NT, CMail can be set to check logins
against the NT database. Valid NT names and passwords automatically
generate a new mailbox where one does not already exist.
Mail Queue
Administration
Queued messages can be displayed, deleted and sent
manually. day and hour periods for mail exchanges can also
be set.
Mail Batching
Mail can be queued and sent in batches rather than
connecting each time on a message by message basis.
Integration
with Windows Remote Access (RAS)
Once a dial-up networking connection us set up,
the connection can be imported and used by CMail. Connections
are also possible via router/LAN or Computalynx SCM.
Moderated
Mailing Lists
Email addresses cab be grouped for mail merging
and for moderation of message content. |