POSTPATH EMAIL AND COLLABORATION SERVER


'PostPath Email and Collaboration Server' is a commercially-supported Linux-based messaging and collaborative software targeted as plug-compatible drop-in alternative to Microsoft Exchangeâ„¢.
The plug-compatibility is achieved by supporting Exchange-compatible network protocols at the server. The effect is that all Microsoft or Microsoft-enabled software (whether Outlook™, Active Directory™, existing Microsoft Exchange™ servers, or other applications like Blackberry™ Gateway) communicate and interoperate with the PostPath Server using the same network protocol commands as they do with Exchange™ enabling fully-functional interoperability and feature support. While “drop-in†simply means that when deployed, the new server does not require changes to existing desktops or server ecosystem infrastructure.

Contents
MTA
Exchange (MAPI) Compatiblity
DATA Store
WEB Client
High Availability and Clustering
References

MTA


PostPath's MTA ( Mail Transfer Agent) is based on Postfix - an open source application which is already the default MTA for a number of Unix(-like) operating systems.

Exchange (MAPI) Compatiblity


DATA Store


WEB Client


High Availability and Clustering


References



PostPath Email and Collaboration Server Whitepaper

Red Hat Software Catalog
Vendor Profile


Linux-based PostPath guns for Exchange - John Fontana, Network World, 22 February 2007
-- 08:57, 10 June 2007 (UTC)

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