E-Mail Made Easy

January 1998 / What's New / E-Mail Made Easy

Sun's Internet Mail Server aims to simplify e-mail by eliminating the gateways and translation mechanisms that can lead to unreadable or undeliverable messages. The software supports native Internet standards, including LDAP, ESMPT, TCP/IP, MIME, and POP3 instead of proprietary e-mail standards. Prices start at $1495 for a departmental server and $3495 for an ente rprise configuration. The server scales from a single-processor architecture up to 64-way multiprocessor systems and runs on Intel-based machines or Sun SPARC-based Solaris systems.
Contact:  Sun Microsystems, Palo Alto, CA 
Phone:    650-960-1300
Internet: 
http://www.sun.com

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