Using the Web interface or the Windows client, you can move, delete, forward, or answer e-mail. But Ipswitch doesn't link the address book feature of IMail's Web interface to the LDAP directory. As a result, you must maintain a separate address list or a full-featured LDAP client. IMail provides mailing list support, letting users subscribe to lists with an e-mail message. Users can modify directory information using the Web interface, and query the database.
Administrators can filter domains by IP address, name, and e-mail address.
You can enable SMTP mail relay for local hosts or local users, or deny them altogether. Using the IMail Monitor server applet, administrators can supervise disk usage and IP services on the server, including SMTP, DNS, and POP activities. In case of a system outage, administrators can configure the applet to alert them via e-mail or pager. Unlike MailSite, Eudora WorldMail Server , and NTMail, IMail has no integration with Windows NT's Performance Monitor. This means you must rely on IMail's log, which lacks an analyzer.