Features

• Freeware version of Server:
• Is completely transparent. Runs as a small icon on your system tray;
• Can be loaded with Windows startup;
• Supports unlimited number of accounts;
• Supports SMTP authentication. Useful to protect your server from unauthorized use;
• as we mentioned above, it is fully functional server: it relays the messages directly to Mail exchangers, bypassing your ISP.
• Has built-in web interface, which allows users to check mail using any popular web browser from anywhere in the World *.
• ArGoSoft Mail Server Plus:
• Does all of above;
• Has password protected Administration mode;
• Supports distribution lists;
• Supports auto responders;
• Supports basic filters;
• Unlimited message size (there is a limit of 5 Megs for freeware version);
• Can listen on single IP address, rather than all addresses available on your computer;
• Has built-in web server. It means, the server can be accessed from anywhere in the World, using any popular Web browser:
• Administrator can control the server, and do the maintenance of users;
• Users can access their accounts: read and send email, change their own settings;
• Web output, generated by server, can be customized;
• Finger server can be disabled
• ArGoSoft Mail Server Pro:
• Does all of above (Freeware + Plus versions);
• Supports IMAP (version with IMAP module);
• Has true support of multiple domains - you can create accounts with the same name, which belong to different domains;
• Supports multiple IP homes (virtual domains);
• Has built in mailing list server;
• Has WAP interface;
• Allows setup of domain administrators - users who can change domain related information via the Web interface;
• Filtering of mail according to IP addresses of server which attempts to relay mail to local users;
• ORDB and MAPS support;
• Easier specification of IP addresses, which do not require SMTP authentication. Instead of listing addresses, you can specify ranges and masks;
• Supports Server Extensions - special external dlls, which can be plugged into the server, and process mail the way the creator of dlls prefers
• Ability to verify addresses of senders of arrived messages
• Has built in utilities for diagnosing local or remote domains, allows browsing of user mailboxes;
• Allows to temporarily disable or enable users, and domain administrators;