Exchange ActiveSync for MailEnable

ActiveSync provides the highest level of integration for the latest mobile devices such as those running iOS and Android, providing mail, contact and calendar synchronization.

ActiveSync is able to negotiate changes and updates protocol uses a technology that is often referred to as "Push". The "push" technology means that changes made on the mobile device are synchronized with the MailEnable server (and vice-versa) without requiring polling.

ActiveSync is also a very efficient protocol and minimizes the amount of data that is sent over the mobile network.

Exchange ActiveSync for MailEnable is licensed per mailbox per annum.

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Mobile Webmail Tasks & Calendaring

Version 8 includes an updated version of the Mobile Webmail client which includes support for Tasks and Calendaring.

Device Aware

In Version 8, Webmail is now device aware and will provide Apple users with a link to configure the inbuilt device mail and collaboration client features.

When an iPhone user attempts to access Webmail, an icon is provided within the Webmail client to automatically configure the iPhone's mail, calendar, tasks and contacts capabilities.

Content Filtering

Control and organise mail using global content filtering Define rules for messages eg: forward emails, execute applications, delete messages with certain content, mark spam messages or quarantine messages containing attachments.

Accessing Server-Side Calendars from Mobile Devices (CalDAV Support)

CalDAV allows leading email clients and mobile devices (including the Apple iPhone), to access MailEnable mailbox calendars. CalDAV is ideal for mobile users who wish to access and update their calendar in real time.

To configure CalDAV, the client is configured with a URL to point to the server calendar. It is also possible to configure CalDAV to access another user's calendar by specifying their calendar address in the URL. MailEnable Synchronization Service is responsible for providing CalDAV connectivity to MailEnable mailboxes over the HTTP protocol.

Cloud Storage (WebDAV Support)

It is now possible to use MailEnable as a cloud storage provider. Mailbox owners are able to access their "My Files" folder as a network drive over the WebDAV protocol. Mailbox owners can store photos and documents from their computer or phone (using products like NetDrive and other WebDAV clients). For example, a person can take a photo with their iPhone and immediately save it to MyFiles.

Security

Extensive security measures and authentication methods protect your mail server from unauthorised access. Includes SMTP authentication, integrated Windows authentication, relay control, SSL, NTLM & CRAM-MD5 support.

Export Contacts

Users can now export all their contacts as a CSV file (Outlook compatible format) with a simple click of a button. Extra contact fields are also supported for imports.

MailEnable API Doc

MailEnable's configuration can be controlled externally by a powerful API which allows you to easily integrate with, or expand on the mail server. Full documentation and sample applications for integrating MailEnable into your project are available.

Download MailEnable API Docs

Add Recipients as New Contacts After Sending

Webmail now provides the ability to add new recipient contacts to their Address Book after sending a message.

When this option is enabled (via "Options>Mail"), Webmail will prompt the user whether to quickly add any recipient contacts that are not already in the Address Book as new contacts, after a message has been sent.

Users have the ability to specify which email addresses to add when sending messages to multiple recipients, and can also quickly input first/last names for these new contacts on the spot.

Automated Account Creation on Apple Devices

MailEnable Version 8 also includes "one-click" configuration for Apple iOS devices. Setting up an iPhone account is now automated whether you are using Exchange ActiveSync or CalDAV / CardDAV / IMAP.

This feature means that mail users can now configure their iOS device with CalDAV / CardDAV / IMAP as a single service, simply by clicking on a link within Webmail or Mobile Webmail.

Administrators can also provide a link for Apple users to click on which will automatically configure their device.

Greylisting SPF Exclusions by Domain

Greylisting is the most effective single mechanism of reducing spam, but its effectiveness has been limited by delaying legitimate messages (particularly from large service providers like Gmail and Yahoo!). With MailEnable, domains that have SPF records can be whitelisted, significantly improving the effectiveness of Greylisting.

My Files

My Files is a server hosted file storage feature available from MailEnable Professional Edition.

Through webmail you are able to upload files and save attachments from emails into your My Files storage. These files can then be emailed as attachments, or, with the use of the File Viewer, accessed in an easy to use way.

Images and MP3s can be viewed and played from within webmail.

Personalization

MailEnable's Webmail allows users to personalize their interface by customizing background watermarks, and the ability to configure opacity and position of the background image. Users can also upload images to their My Files storage location and use these images as background watermarks.

Learn how to personalize MailEnable Webmail