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Started by Steve Hajdu-Nemeth
Fri, 03 Jan 1997 00:00
E-Mail Systems ?
Author: Steve Hajdu-Nemeth
Date: Fri, 03 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Fri, 03 Jan 1997 00:00
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Hello, I need a good e-mail solution for a smalled , mixed platform (Win31, Win95, and WinNT), network environment. Mail needs to be accessable over the local network and by remote dial-in. The local netork is planned as a peer to-peer soution of mainly a central box running NT 4.0 and 1 or 2 other nodes running Win3.11 (or Win95 if necessary) The term "good" refers to easy to setup, administer, and especially retrieve mail from. The less software and configuration needed on remote clients the better. And of course the cheaper the better. Thanks Steve H -- Steve H ...... Rock and Roll's Missing Link
Re: E-Mail Systems ?
Author: peter hakanson
Date: Sat, 04 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Sat, 04 Jan 1997 00:00
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You restrict yourself to ms$ products :-( Otherwize i would recommend a FreeBSD/Linux solution, zero cost and it works! You could even keep your exchange client, since they can do pop. My 5c Steve Hajdu-Nemeth (75604.133@CompuServe.COM) wrote: : Hello, : I need a good e-mail solution for a smalled , mixed : platform (Win31, Win95, and WinNT), : network environment. Mail needs to be accessable over the local : network and by remote dial-in. : : The local netork is planned as a peer to-peer soution of mainly a : central box running NT 4.0 : and 1 or 2 other nodes running Win3.11 (or Win95 if necessary) : The term "good" refers to easy to setup, administer, and : especially retrieve mail : from. The less software and configuration needed on remote clients : the better. And of course : the cheaper the better. : Thanks : Steve H : -- : Steve H ...... Rock and Roll's Missing Link -- -- <peter.devnull@cyklop.volvo.se> (remove ".devnull" before use!) Peter Hakanson VolvoData Dep 2580 phone +46 31 66 74 27
Re: E-Mail Systems ?
Author: Thomas R. Stephenson
Date: Tue, 07 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Tue, 07 Jan 1997 00:00
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Get a copy of WinPMail winpm252.exe for Win3.1, w32-252.exe for Win95 & NT = and=20 Mercury/32 Merc099.zip from risc.ua.edu/pub/network/pegasus/ and setup you = NT=20 mail system. This does dialup SMTP and POP3 from a virtual domain and well= =20 as local mail. All of these are FREE. In article <5aj0db$arr$1@mhafc.production.compuserve.com>, Steve Hajdu-Neme= th=20 <75604.133@CompuServe.COM> wrote: |<Hello, |< I need a good e-mail solution for a smalled , mixed=20 |<platform (Win31, Win95, and WinNT), |< network environment. Mail needs to be accessable over the local=20 |<network and by remote dial-in. |<=20 |<The local netork is planned as a peer to-peer soution of mainly a=20 |<central box running NT 4.0=20 |<and 1 or 2 other nodes running Win3.11 (or Win95 if necessary) |< The term "good" refers to easy to setup, administer, and=20 |<especially retrieve mail=20 |<from. The less software and configuration needed on remote clients=20 |<the better. And of course |<the cheaper the better. |< |< |<Thanks |< Steve H |< Thomas R. Stephenson, CPL Phone: (408) 743-6608 Member Pegasus Mail Support Team
Re: E-Mail Systems ?
Author: Pam Wampler
Date: Wed, 08 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Wed, 08 Jan 1997 00:00
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Look into the S-Bridge NT Internet gateway by Computer Mail Services, Inc. CMS offers the COPPER version absolutely FREE until June 30, 1997. The web site is www.cmsconnect.com. Thomas R. Stephenson <antispam@email.address.com> wrote in article <5auhmd$qc_002@MtThomas.lockheed.com>... Get a copy of WinPMail winpm252.exe for Win3.1, w32-252.exe for Win95 & NT and Mercury/32 Merc099.zip from risc.ua.edu/pub/network/pegasus/ and setup you NT mail system. This does dialup SMTP and POP3 from a virtual domain and well as local mail. All of these are FREE. In article <5aj0db$arr$1@mhafc.production.compuserve.com>, Steve Hajdu-Nemeth <75604.133@CompuServe.COM> wrote: |<Hello, |< I need a good e-mail solution for a smalled , mixed |<platform (Win31, Win95, and WinNT), |< network environment. Mail needs to be accessable over the local |<network and by remote dial-in. |< |<The local netork is planned as a peer to-peer soution of mainly a |<central box running NT 4.0 |<and 1 or 2 other nodes running Win3.11 (or Win95 if necessary) |< The term "good" refers to easy to setup, administer, and |<especially retrieve mail |<from. The less software and configuration needed on remote clients |<the better. And of course |<the cheaper the better. |< |< |<Thanks |< Steve H |< Thomas R. Stephenson, CPL Phone: (408) 743-6608 Member Pegasus Mail Support Team ----------
Re: E-Mail Systems ?
Author: Simon Bates
Date: Thu, 09 Jan 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 09 Jan 1997 00:00
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Steve, Have a look at Workgroup Internet Gateway. It can Internet mail enable a workgroup of MS Exchange users, 16-bit MS Mail users and IE Mail users as well as any MAPI enabled client software. It can do this on all the platforms you specify. For more information and to download see http://www.demon.co.uk/softalk . Simon Bates >Steve Hajdu-Nemeth <75604.133@CompuServe.COM> wrote: >Hello, > I need a good e-mail solution for a smalled , mixed >platform (Win31, Win95, and WinNT), > network environment. Mail needs to be accessable over the local >network and by remote dial-in. > >The local netork is planned as a peer to-peer soution of mainly a >central box running NT 4.0 >and 1 or 2 other nodes running Win3.11 (or Win95 if necessary) > The term "good" refers to easy to setup, administer, and >especially retrieve mail >from. The less software and configuration needed on remote clients >the better. And of course >the cheaper the better. >Thanks > Steve H >-- >Steve H ...... Rock and Roll's Missing Link
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