“Today, Bynari International announced that version 1.0 of
TradeServer, a Linux host for Microsoft Outlook(tm) is available
for download from it’s ftp site. Built upon a foundation of Open
Source software and enhanced by Bynari’s exclusive Administration
Interface; TradeServer is the solution on the Microsoft Desktop for
messaging and collaboration Exchange style, without the per seat
cost restrictions.”
“Bynari TradeServer went through extensive testing with several
large enterprises supporting as many as 3500 simultaneous logins.
TradeServer demonstrates stability and performance known to Linux
and RFC compliant software.”
“TradeServer supports a range of Outlook features including
messaging, collaboration and personal activity management.
TradeServer provides IMAP, POP3, SMTP, LDAP and iCalendar
functions. The downloadable RFC compliant messaging and
collaboration server runs on Linux Debian 2.0 and 2.1, Slackware
7.1 and Mandrake 7.0.”
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