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Recommendations for Linux (CentOS) Mail Servers

Asked by anoyes in Email Servers, CentOS

Tags: mail server, scalix, zimbra, postfix, web mail

I'm looking for recommendations for a good Linux (specifically CentOS) mail server. I don't really care whether it's an all-in-one package or if I need to piece together different components to get what I need. The few requirements I have are:
* POP / IMAP / SMTP
* Webmail
* Few, if any, restrictions on number of domains and/or users
* Stable w/ little intervention
* AV / Anti-spam

I've done some poking around the 'net to see what's available, but I've got no real experience with linux mail servers so it's hard for me to make a good decision. Some of the stuff I've looked at include the traditional postfix / spamassassin / squirrelmail sets, as well as Scalix community edition and Zimbra open-source edition. One of the things I liked about Scalix in particular was the ability to do Outlook MAPI sync, but it's not a requirement. Any other suggestions / recommendations from the community who knows best? Thanks.

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Recommendations for Linux (CentOS) Mail Servers

Asked by anoyes in Email Servers, CentOS

Tags: mail server, scalix, zimbra, postfix, web mail

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