|
contents | software | |||||||
| StrongMail MTA Express Unveiled at LinuxWorld StrongMail Systems announces at LinuxWorld the launch of StrongMail MTA Express, a new commercial grade, Linux-based MTA appliance. StrongMail MTA Express is a solution for outbound email delivery. StrongMail MTA Express combines a high level of scalability with smart bounce management, real-time reporting and the tools required to work cooperatively with receiving ISPs to differentiate legitimate commercial email from spam. A plug-and-play replacement for limited or failing legacy MTAs, StrongMail MTA Express enables authenticated, secure delivery of commercial email without the costly integration or extensive customization that is required by traditional open-source MTAs. StrongMail MTA Express leverages StrongMail's email delivery technology, which is relied upon by some of the world's most well-known brands. Key Features & Benefits: - Pre-configured, rack-ready appliance for rapid implementation; - Integrated real-time reporting statistics and categorization of bounces at a domain level; - Multiple MTA server, IP address and source routing capabilities to enable virtual servers; - Domain throttling and authentication to work cooperatively with receiving ISPs; - Web-based and command-line administration for flexible system management. StrongMail MTA Express is a 100-percent SMTP-compliant "rack-ready" appliance that can be dropped in to replace unsupported freeware MTAs or underperforming commercial alternatives. Offering seamless compatibility with a company's network infrastructure, StrongMail MTA Express maximizes email network resources to enable reliable throughput speeds exceeding one million messages per hour. Plus, simplified set-up and administration through web and command-line interfaces enable rapid implementation in as little as 30 minutes. StrongMail MTA Express features StrongMail's patent-pending AMP Technology (Asynchronous Memory-based Processing), which utilizes advanced asynchronous memory-based processing for queuing, increased throughput, intelligent queue-level load balancing, delivery and real-time optimization and reporting. write your comments about the article :: © 2007 Networking News :: home page |