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SOHO Mail Server
The SOHO Mail Server is an internet standards mail server designed to provide email services to a small home
or office network. It performs internet SMTP delivery and POP3 collection from existing mail accounts, and has local
POP3 and SMTP servers for communicating with mail clients on the local network.
The SOHO Mail Server runs on a Windows machine that has a dial-up, DSL or cable broadband, or LAN internet
connection, and runs unobtrusively in the background. It supports multiple mailboxes and users, and has flexible
and configurable header and envelope based routing for directing incoming email to appropriate mailboxes.
Incoming mail may be checked against real-time blacklists (DNS RBL) and routed accordingly, and both incoming and outgoing mail
may be automatically virus checked (using AVG).
Users on the local network may use their preferred SMTP/POP3 mail client (Outlook, Outlook Express, Eudora, Pegasus etc).
Mail is stored on the mail server machine until it can be delivered to the client for which it is intended.
The SOHO Mail Server can connect to the internet periodically to check for incoming mail and will connect
when needed, to send mail out. An internal NTP time server is also included for client machine time synchronisation.
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SOHO Mail Server - Mail Status
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