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V S
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Email Server

Post by V S »

We are a small organization namely XYZ private limited. We have installed local area network at our office. Email is our main communication tool. We have a following query:
1. Can Emails be delivered on the desk of the user without internet?
2. Which product is the cheaper and yet efficient?

n c vyas
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Re: Email Server

Post by n c vyas »

The following are the answers of your query:
1.Yes with the help of email server emails of all users can be delivered at their desks without using internet. Thus you will be saving cost if bandwidth.
2. There are many email servers available in the market. But for Small and Medium Enterprises like you, the most cost-effective and efficient product is BLACKBox 1Xm, of the range of X series products.

MaxDaniel
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Re: Email Server

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Which email server is best for Linux?
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Edith Abbott
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Re: Email Server

Post by Edith Abbott »

Many email server is best for Linux but depend on your need.

britnilinda
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MaxDaniel wrote:Which email server is best for Linux?
There are four main Open Source mail transport agents, Postfix, Exim, Sendmail and also Qmail. I like Sendmail, it's horrible to put together, but once done you never need to touch the idea. Having said that, I'd recommend Postfix for new installations currently.
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