XMail
An email server used on windows that can reach the intranet
XMail & mdash; is a small cross-platform mail server for local and global networks. Its core capabilities include multi-domain (including virtual), anti-spam, virtual , as well as customizable email filters and a modular architecture. The standard SMTP protocol is used for sending messages, and for receiving POP3, and if necessary, the messages can be sent to external mail servers.
The server s add-ons that allow you to extend the functionality (XMail Tools are called XMail Tools by the extension developer), among the most popular ones: SpamAssassin - a tool to combat spam, Web Frontend - a utility to manage the server through a web-interface and AV and SPAM filters - spam filter and antivirus.
It is necessary to tell that for the inexperienced adjustment XMail can appear the nontrivial problem demanding serious acquaintance with the documentation, and all management in a base complete set is carried out through a command line and configuration files. Source codes of the program are available for developers.
XMail offers customizable email filters and multi-domain , making email management more efficient and spam-free.
- Built-in functions of ESMTP/ESMTPS, POP3/POP3S and Finger servers;
- Ability to work with external servers to send and receive mail;
- the ability to work with multiple domains;
- Virtual s ;
- anti-spam protection by blocking IP and spam databases;
- cross-platform;
- modular architecture;
- detailed documentation;
- distribution under the GPL v2 license.
PROS
Offers customizable spam filtering and auto-reply messages.
Requires minimal system resources, ensuring optimal performance.
CONS
Limited functionality compared to some competitors.
The interface is outdated and not -friendly.
