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Technical Specifications
Open Internet Standards compliant, RFC aware. Protocols: SMTP/ESMTP, IMAPv4 incl. PUSH via IDLE command, IMAP ACL, POP3/SPOP3, APOP, HTTP(S), FTP(S) with OTP/S-Key, OpenLDAP, SIP, SIP SIMPLE, Jabber/XMPP, HTTP Proxy, TLS/SSL 128-bit for all services, IPv6 incl. AAAA DNS records, SNMPv2, WebDAV, GroupDAV, CalDAV, SyncML 1.1, OMA DS 1.2, implements iCal, vCal, vCard, vNote, vFreeBusy formats, quoted/base64 encoding, Unicode (UTF-8), SHA1/MD5/DigestMD5 RSA encryption methods.
Operating System
IceWarp Mail Server is a multi-platform software and runs under many popular systems, as a daemon under Linux, as a service with modern Windows Server and Workstation, as an application under legacy Windows versions. This allows to leverage your existing OS licenses, or migrate to opensource to minimize investment and maximize server security.
- Native 32-bit application, runs in 64-bit compatibility mode
- MS Windows NT (n/a for WebMail), 2000, 2003 Server/Workstation, 2008 Server
- MS Windows 98, ME, XP (Home, Professional), Vista
- Latest Service Packs and hot-fixes
- x86 Linux distribution, Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4, 5 or CentOS certified
- System independent PHP5 included
Hardware Requirements
Mail server engine is extremely resource aware and will run even on fairly modest hardware. Exact requirements are dependent on services traffic, user activity, settings of resource intensive features, number of add-on modules and communication usage patterns. This is especially true for dimensioning the disk storage capacity.
If you plan to have thousands of users or expect heavy traffic, consider a dual-CPU system, Xeon processor or better, at least 1GB RAM and fast disk sub-system (SerialATA, SCSI). RAID is beneficial only if you require top data integrity or if configured to maximize disk I/O speed. External fileserver for data storage and backup is recommended for ISP-class installations.
- 256 MB RAM
- Additional RAM is required as user accounts are added; 6 - 50 users, 512 MB; 50 to 2000 users, 1GB; Over 5000 users, 2GB, plus ODBC..
- Typical hard-disk space required: 30 MB, additional disk space required for mail storage.
- TCP/IP is required for local LAN operation; for Internet operation, access to the Internet, applicable TCP Ports opened at the Gateway Firewall and a properly configured MX record for the host name at the DNS server are required.
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