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Web-based mail options for Win2K Server?

By Pet ·
I'm running a Win2K server, have my own domain name, but haven't figured out how to set up my own SMTP email system. I'd like it to support low-cost (or free) web-based email, but have only found CommuniGate Pro, FTGate Office, Ipswitch IMail, MailEnable Pro, Mdaemon Pro which are all commercial. PostCast server is free but the web site doesn't say whether it supports or includes a web-based email client.

I am a newbie at SMTP, and tried setting up the CommuniGate demo but failed miserably. Can anyone suggest a simple and low-cost system that includes web-based email?

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by Pet In reply to Web-based mail options fo ...

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by tlbuckingham In reply to Web-based mail options fo ...

If I am correct (I know this works in Server 2003) but if you have your own DNS and are running IIS (for your website) it is installed automatically. Just type in www.yourservername.com (or .net, .org, or whatever extension you use)/exchange (www.yourservername.com/exchange). Let me know if that helps.

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I'm not running Exchange, doesn't work but thank you anyway.

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by haripk5 In reply to Web-based mail options fo ...

Peter

We can give you a low cost solution with web based email system. Write to me at hari@marlabs.com if you are interested.
Regards
Hari

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i emailed you and did not get an answer.

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by bcmathis In reply to Web-based mail options fo ...

The easiest thing if you are just going to provide email and web services to people at a low cost is to setup a Linux box. Apache web server and the email programs needed are already included with the download of an Linux OS.

I currently use Fedora Core 4 and set my server up using this tutorial http://www.falkotimme.com/howtos/perfect_setup_fedora_core_4/

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