NetTen 1.4, a new version of Tenon's mail, POP mail, and IMAP server, is available for public beta. NetTen is based on Post.Office, a powerful mail server developed by Software.com. Software.com is the uncontested leader in mail server software, having sold licenses for more than twenty-five million electronic mailboxes worldwide and representing 64% of the mail server market. Now with NetTen, Macintosh users can enjoy Software.com's premier mail server software.
NetTen is the most robust, scalable, easy-to-administer, high-performance, multidomain mail server solution for Mac OS. Tenon's powerful mail server has the ability to pre-screen incoming messages, discarding unwanted mail according to a sophisticated set of filtering rules.
Running a mail server on Power Macs in Tenon's unique environment means that administrators no longer have to be concerned with Macintosh file system limitations. NetTen can support an unlimited number of multihomed mail accounts and can service over 10,000 messages per minute.
NetTen supports SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) for multiple domains on a single host. It supports automatic reply and integrated POP3, IMAP4 and MIME mail services. In addition, it provides robust, anti-spam features and "fill-in-the-blank", web-based administration in a single package that is easy to install, configure and maintain.
NetTen also includes DNS (domain name service). This new version of NetTen coexists nicely with WebTen, Tenon's point and click Apache web server and can be used with Tenon's WEBmail, included with iTools 5.0 and WebTen 3.0.