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In article <35fe0443.3461339@news.magna.com.au>,
Nada Marketing <nada@nada.com.au> wrote:
|On Fri, 11 Sep 1998 16:09:45 +1000, "Greg Bastian"
|<gbastian@geocities.com> wrote:
|
|
|>I am at a point where I need to decide on the right MTA to handle our
|>internet mail on an NT network of 16 Win95 PC's.
|>
|>My users will need to access their internal mail (Outlook) and internet mail
|>(???) from the office and remotely.  Ideally, if they could read both mail
|>types from a remote location, that would be best, however, with my limited
|>experience, I can only see how they can read their internet mail.
|
|>The number of users is likely to double in the next 12 months, and it needs
|>to be stable.
|
|If stability is the need get rid of  the NT box and replace it with a
|Linux box with Samba.  Included in all Linux distributions is Sendmail
|but you may prefer use Qmail.  


	Actually smail is the usual supplied alternate for
	linux, altho the supplied version is rather outdated.
	Go to "ftp://ftp.planix.com/pub/Smail/" for a current
	release which has builtin spam protection and other
	nice features...


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