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kokanchai
post Jun 23 2009, 12:25 AM
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hi there

currently i am using Kerio mail in my windows server
but i feel that,its was not stable tho,many minor bug has happen,and sometimes it delay
since it was free lesen,cant expect too much from it

i would like to ask,any free lesen mail server other better then kerio mail for windows or linux base?

or any mailserver good to intro?
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QUOTE(kokanchai @ Jun 23 2009, 12:25 AM)
hi there

currently i am using Kerio mail in my windows server
but i feel that,its was not stable tho,many minor bug has happen,and sometimes it delay
since it was free lesen,cant expect too much from it

i would like to ask,any free lesen mail server other better  then kerio mail for windows or linux base?

or any mailserver good to intro?
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You can try MailEnable for Windows system which comes in three Editions. The Standard Edition is a freeware with reduced features compared to other Editions. And, you need to set up it as a local service like you set up Kerio or Microsoft Exchange (it is not on-site or hosted like Zimbra)

http://www.mailenable.com/default.asp

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try ZIMBRA

http://www.zimbra.com/

The GUI for web base client just like yahoo mail by default. you can change the theme if u want.

owh, btw this for linux.
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hye try this running on FreeBSD

http://www.archiveopteryx.org
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I vote for ZImbra, Yahoo bought the company for USDxxx millions
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Zimbra is good if you want something comprehensive that is free and very professionally done. It looks easy to setup because all the needed software packages like apache and MTA components are included. Though I have never used it, from what I read it's only good things about this product.

For windows based, you can try MailEnable which is quite good for the free version. Comes with it's own webmail also.

As for Kerio, I have used it before and I find it very good too. You said about it being free? But AFAIK, there are no free version. Only 30 days trial. You using old version?
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windows can try hmail server

linux can try zimbra
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postfix=mailserver, webclient=roundcube ; both are opensource and free...

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If you like google apps for ur organization , zimbra will be the right choice. You can choose to host it in house or at server center.
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