Finally, NTMail is integrated as a Windows NT system service and can be controlled remotely if needed. As a result NTMail is one of the best performers in its category. The Windows 95 release, on the other hand, lacks the optimization benefits and some of the more advanced features found in the NT release, making it more of an NTMail Lite server than a full-fledged version of NTMail. While still quite capable, the Windows 95 release lags noticeably behind alternative Windows 95 mail servers like SLMail and Mdaemon . The add-on robots are one of NTMail's cooler features.
Robots are programs that can perform additional functions and add new features to the mail server.
All three methods allow you to add or remove users, grant domain administration rights to specific users, add mail to be read, and make similar installation and administration changes. Although the Windows 95 release doesn't fare quite as well, it is still a reasonable choice for users without access to a Windows NT computer. But if you really want to realize the full potential of NTMail, the Windows NT release is the only way to go. Proxy Server Netegrity Secure Reverse Proxy Server offers a high-performance, secure gateway into a company's Web site. The first part of this two-part tutorial offers an overview of mailing list server options and suggests typical usage for each type of list.