VPOP3 Enterprise Email Server for Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP Overview VPOP3 Enterprise is based on the standard VPOP3 email server, but it has several new features for larger and more demanding businesses: Powerful IMAP4 support, allowing shared message folders and hot-desking ODBC connectivity to link your corporate contact database into the VPOP3 Global Address Book ODBC connectivity to obtain mailing list information from your corporate contact database to allow live updating of mailing list members. Running multiple VPOP3 servers on one PC for better multi-domain support Realtime-Blackholing to help filter out incoming SPAM when receiving mail using SMTP directly to VPOP3 Enterprise without going through your ISP's server (when the DNS MX records point directly at VPOP3). VPOP3 Plugins Pack More 'enterprise' features will be added in the future Server Requirements Because IMAP4 means that messages are stored and manipulated on the server instead of the client, this means that a VPOP3 Enterprise server needs to have much more disk space than a standard VPOP3 server, and may need to be more powerful as well. For instance a 25 user VPOP3 Enterprise server may need to have up to 2.5GB of disk space (for each user to have 100MB of mailbox space) and be a Pentium 166 with 32MB RAM (as opposed to a 486-66 with 16MB RAM and 100MB disk space for standard VPOP3).

Overview Features System Requirements VPOP3 Extensions Customer Comments The new VPOP3 Enterprise has IMAP4 support, ODBC support for global address books, and other features for the larger and more demanding business. Extras Network Faxing with VPOP3 VPOP3 JavaMail VPOP3 Plugins Pack Virus Scanning with VPOP3 See here for some of the advanced things that can be done with VPOP3