I'm currently evaluating the Post.Office 2.0 product from
www.software.com as a replacement for sendmail on our
internet email server.
So far I am quite impressed with the product's features:
- runs as non-priviledged user (they claim you could run
it right on your firewall)
- uses a slick WWW interface for everything (no messing
with the sendmail.cf)
- is an official Solaris certified product
- I can create POP mail accounts so users don't need a
UNIX account to receive email.
- its pretty cheap - < $1000 for 100 user license.
If anyone has a firsthand opinion on the product, I'd like to
hear it.
Will summarize the responses,
Thanks,
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Fletcher B. Cocquyt SysAdmin Hamilton, Bermuda
fletch @
ttf .
com Trout Trading (441) 299-2900 x259
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PS: Is there a website that offers a service to attack your
firewall and send you an email report of the results?
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