A comprehensive white paper on AXIGEN, issued by the leading technology research firm, The Radicati Group. The white paper reviews the strategic importance of email messaging systems in today’s business environments and presents AXIGEN as a best in class messaging solution designed to address the requirements of both Service Providers and corporate market.

The white paper explains how implementing the AXIGEN Mail Server can help businesses significantly reduce the costs of their email communication while continuing to provide users with a best-in-class messaging and collaboration solution. Overall costs, server security, collaboration features and ease of administration are just a few of the criteria of the analysis.

This white paper describes the integration of the AXIGEN Mail Server with the Mailarchiva archiving solution. It explains the benefits of the integration, how it pro-actively addresses the issues arising for businesses of all sizes that work towards complying with IT Governance standards and concepts, as well as the step-by-step integration procedure.

The article analyzes the results of independent tests performed by PC Magazine Romania comparing the AXIGEN Mail Server against two open source alternatives, Sendmail (with Dovecot) and Postfix (with Cyrus).

The article outlines the benefits of using a mail server with delegated administration features for ISPs and large companies. Such features allow the prevention of human errors, a faster update time and a better management of available hardware resources

The article reviews the benefits of hosting your own e-mail server, as compared to using an outsourced e-mail service. It also describes the main steps to install and configure such an in-house e-mail messaging system, in terms of software and hardware requirements, as well as other aspects and tips one should take into account when deciding to insource the mail server.

A guide to understanding the DMZ (Demilitarized Zone) concept and the ways to implement it on a server. The article also includes useful tips on how to increase the security of such setups, with a special focus on the Linux/*NIX-type systems.

A How-To addressed to those who have found themselves in the situation of being blacklisted. The article presents both general data about blacklists, as well as useful and more detailed recommendations about getting removed from such blacklists.

The article describes what blacklists are and some of the most effective ways to prevent being blacklisted. All in a simple, step-by-step procedure.

The article presents the steps needed to deploy the AXIGEN Outlook Connector on a set of machines for which the user does not have local admin rights, therefore focusing on the process to deploy onto the computers via the Computer Configuration GPO (Group Policy Object) settings.

The article focuses on how to prevent the growing losses caused by unsolicited email messages. It presents the most widely used spam preventions methods, such as host control solutions and Antispam application, while pointing out the important part played by user education.

This how-to article overviews LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) and its main advantages when used alongside your existing mail server. The example chosen to further explain benefits of such an implementation is of an OpenLDAP server configured for the AXIGEN Mail Server on a Debian 3.1 Linux distribution.

The White Paper describes 8 different ways AXIGEN Mail Server system administrators can choose and combine in their fight against viruses, spam and other current threats. DomainKeys, a wide range of Antivirus and Antispam applications, Routing Policies, these are a few of the protective tools AXIGEN has to offer. To find out more about them and about alternative methods to ensure a full proof security, feel free to read further into the article.

The article offers system administrators the information they need in order to decide which webmail interface to use, SquirrelMail or AXIGEN WebMail. For those who decide to use SquirrelMail or both, this document also explains the steps needed to be taken in order to integrate SquirrelMail with the AXIGEN Mail Server.

Do we need technical support? And if we do, when exactly do we need it and which is the most appropriate support channel? The article describes the situations one might run into, the available choices when it comes to getting technical assistance and a few tips for improving communication in such situations.

The article describes the steps to follow when integrating the AXIGEN Mail Server with Amavis, thus benefiting from the protection of 12 antivirus applications: KAV for Mail Servers, BitDefender, Sophos, F-Prot, DrWeb, Symantec, F-Secure, Avast, eTrust, Norman, Panda and McAfee. Only the procedures for the tested AXIGEN/Amavis/AV applications are described in detail.

A detailed guide explaining how to integrate the AXIGEN Mail Server with TrendMicro's IMSS. The article presents the procedure requirements, the installation steps for the applications, their interconnection and the needed behavior configurations. It also presents the caveats users should keep in mind during the integration procedure.

A step by step procedure explaining how to integrate the AXIGEN Mail Server with NOD32. The article presents the requirements of this procedure, the installation steps for the applications, their interconnection and the needed behavior configurations. It also presents the caveats users should keep in mind during the integration procedure.

A quick guide to understanding the SIEVE language that helps you implement it in your mail filtering system. The article describes an extremely flexible filtering methodology that broadens the filtering options generally provided by mail servers or Anti-spam/Antivirus applications.

This article aims at identifying and explaining all security layers to be considered when choosing a certain mail server and consequently when configuring and using it. It presents a a multi-stage approach for your mail server securing procedure, each stage addressing a relevant security: connection-related layer, protocol security, email control parameters, and the configuration and management layer.

A step by step guide to the AXIGEN Mail Server completely automated process of domain/account migration from other MTAs. This process is performed after changing your previous messaging solution (commercial or Open Source) with AXIGEN. The article guides you through the migration procedure available via WebAdmin, AXIGEN's web-based configuration.

A quick installation and configuration guide proving that an integrated service mail server such as AXIGEN can be set up in a matter of minutes. The article also offers a step by step procedure to integrate AXIGEN with Antivirus and Anti-spam open source applications, mainly ClamAV and SpamAssasin.

The article presents the real innovations that the AXIGEN Mail Server brings in several respects. It also spotlights AXIGEN's unique scalability and configurability. It defines innovation, security, configurability and automation from AXIGEN's perspective.

This article lists all default ports used by Axigen upon a fresh installation. In addition, all standard ports for the protocols used by the mail server are also listed along with common scenarios and typical solutions.

This KB article will focus in the process of creating a temporary e-mail address which is aliased automatically to your main account.

This article describes how to restore a previously saved backup of the Axigen working directory.

This article describes how to completely disable the error control checks performed for the Axigen CLI.

This article describes how to restrict the behavior of a socket or script filter to apply only for local or relay messages.

This article describes how to perform a full backup of the Axigen Mail Server using only filesystem tools.

How do i allow normal users to modify the public folders contents ?

This KB article will focus on the process of migrating user accounts and data from an old messaging solution to Axigen

This KB article will focus on the process of adjusting the Axigen configuration file for enabling sharing permissions to an existing domain

This article describes how to configure Axigen to generate a warning message when an account nears its quota limit.

This article describes how messages sent to an over-quota account can be redirected.

This article describes how to enable the SNMP service and configure it.

This article describes how to enable the Reporting service.

This article describes how to set up the use of secure sockets layer for the webadmin interface service.

How to configure AXIGEN to add a "[Virus]" tag in Subject header of messages detected as Virus by your AntiVirus solution. This applies only if the "virused" message is not discarded.

This article explains how to subscribe to the folders shared by another user

This article explains inherited and explicit permissions for parent and sub-folders.

This article describes how to share a folder using the Axigen webmail interface.

ClamAV Filter fails to scan messages returning "[ERROR]: lstat() failed." in logs

How to setup AXIGEN to allow authenticated accounts to send messages using other identities configured in their e-mail clients.

How do I allow users who login in WebMail select their domain using a drop-down box.

How to setup AXIGEN 5.0 to use a specified FQDN when sending emails/ modify the default SMTP banner for incoming connections

How to enforce actions based on the results returned by AntiVirus and AntiSpam filters enabled in AXIGEN

How to exclude a certain IP/IP range from reverse DNS checks

How to enable special actions for messages containing recipients not in Address-Book at the account level

How to exclude a domain entry after enabling a Reject message if originators domain has no MX entry policy as an antispam method

How to activate the Secure Login Redirect Option for plain connection in WebMail

What is SpamAssassinBundled and how to enable it as an anti-spam filtering system in AXIGEN

How to enforce password policies for accounts hosted on the AXIGEN Mail Server

How to enforce mail size limits in AXIGEN

AXIGEN, the professional messaging solution vendor, announces today the release of a new version, AXIGEN Mail Server 6.1. The new beta release allows mobile phone users to access their mailbox through the Mobile WebMail interface.

AXIGEN, the professional messaging solution vendor, and Stimulus Software, vendor of the MailArchiva email archiving system, announced today the closure of a partnership aimed at integrating email messaging and archiving functionalities.

AXIGEN, the professional messaging solution vendor, announced today the commercial release of the AXIGEN Mail Server 6.0. The new version is designed to effectively address the requirements of both collaborative enterprises and service providers offering hosting with added advanced collaboration services.

AXIGEN, the professional mail server vendor, and Parallels, worldwide leader in virtualization and automation software, announced today the launch of a strategic technological partnership, in which the companies will offer an integrated AXIGEN Mail Server and Parallels Virtuozzo Containers solution.

Inter Engineering and the Romanian vendor Gecad Technologies announce their strategic partnership to distribute and provide support services for the AXIGEN Mail Server product range in Greece, Cyprus, FYROM and Malta.

AXIGEN, the professional mail server vendor, announced today the closure of its first partnership agreement in New Zealand with the Web HAD company.

AXIGEN, the professional mail server vendor, announced today the closure of yet another partnership agreement on the Italian market with the Exent company.

AXIGEN, the professional messaging solution vendor, announced today it has closed more than 100 commercial partnerships worldwide. Throughout 2007, the company doubled its distribution channel, significantly increasing its geographical coverage.

AXIGEN, the professional mail server vendor, announced today its first partnership agreement in Brazil with the LNX-IT company.

Gecad Technologies, AXIGEN Mail Server developer, announces today the first round of investment from a consortium of important venture capitals and technology companies such as Global Finance, 3TS-Cisco Growth Fund III and others. The investment amounted to 2 million euro and is equivalent to 11.76% of the Gecad Technologies/AXIGEN shares.

AXIGEN, the professional messaging solution vendor, together with its Philippines-based partner IPSYSTEMS Inc., organized today the “Your Next-Level Mail Server” seminar. The event took place in Manila at the Astoria Plaza hotel, and targeted ISPs and other local companies

AXIGEN, the professional messaging solution vendor, announces today it now powers the largest portal in the Middle East. Maktoob.com has chosen the AXIGEN Mail Server to manage the email accounts of over 4 million registered users.

AXIGEN, the professional messaging solution vendor, announced today the commercial release of the AXIGEN Mail Server 5.0. The new version was released after a successful and challenging beta testing campaign, run under the “Work Smart, Play Hard!” slogan.

AXIGEN, the professional messaging solutions vendor, and TOPEX, Romanian manufacturer of telecommunication equipment, announced today the launch of an integrated communication solution, TOPEX-AXIGEN E-mail and Voice Center.

AXIGEN, the professional mail server vendor, announced today the closure of its first partnership agreement in Australia with the Cleartext company.

Version 6.1 Beta of AXIGEN Mail Server introduces a set of new features such as: accessing email accounts through mobile phones, Country Filtering and WebMail Proxy.

AXIGEN releases version 6.0.1 of its mail server with new features and enhancements.

Version 5.0.3 of the AXIGEN Mail Server has been released and features important enhancements and bugfixes.

AXIGEN Mail Server 6.0 is designed to effectively address the requirements of both collaborative enterprises and service providers offering hosting with added advanced collaboration services.

AXIGEN Mail Server 6.0 Beta introduces a set of new features focusing on groupware and advanced collaboration.

Version 5.0.2 of the AXIGEN Mail Server comes with important enhancements.

Version 5.0.1 of the AXIGEN Mail Server comes with new features and enhancements focusing on improving configuration and automation options.

Version 5.0 of the AXIGEN Mail Server focuses on large scale functionalities, thus coming with Delegated Administration, Account classes, new Web Administration features and availability for a new platform: SPARC.

AXIGEN 5.0 Beta comes with a fresh set of features and improved functionality for enhanced server usability: reshaped WebAdmin, Account Classes, Delegated Administration and many others.

Axigen Mail Server v4.0.2 comes with a set of new features features and enhancements enabling an improved storage upgrade, ease of clustering setup and many others.

The new 4.0.1 AXIGEN Mail Server version comes with two new tools, the FTP Backup tool and the Log Parser, and with a WebMail Interface available in 15 languages.

The new version of AXIGEN 4.0 Beta comes with a Personal Organizer module available from both AXIGEN’s WebMail interface and the email client Outlook.

The new version of AXIGEN 4.0 Beta comes with a Personal Organizer module available from both AXIGEN’s WebMail interface and the email client Outlook.

Version 3.0.1 of AXIGEN now available with PowerPC Architecture support and three more languages for the WebMail interface.

Version 3.0.1 of AXIGEN now available with PowerPC Architecture support and three more languages for the WebMail interface.