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IGetMail - Automatic POP3 Connector for MS Exchange IGetMail acts as a POP3 connector to automatically download your incoming POP3 mail from multiple remote servers to a single, local Microsoft Exchange Server. Does your company have more than one Internet domain? Maybe you have several and you need to download all the e-mail sent to not just one, but several Internet domains. Or do you have that users set up individual accounts at third party e-mail suppliers and then want this mail directed to their account on your local server? IGetMail takes care of this for you.
Automatically downloads POP3 e-mail from multiple
remote servers to your local Exchange Server Supports Exchange 2007 **, 2003,
2000 and 5.5 Downloads and sorts e-mail
from multiple Internet domains Downloads and copies e-mail from multiple
individual e-mail accounts to your local e-mail server (including
POP3 accounts at Yahoo, Hotmail, etc.) Uses a single connection to fetch all your
e-mail Built-in fault tolerance equals reliability Transparent e-mail user list support
- no need to re-enter, re-type and maintain a duplicate list of e-mail
users Checks for new incoming mail on a schedule you
specify - specify a time period (all day long or between certain hours).
Alternate weekday/weekend scheduling available. Scheduling can be done down
to (1) minute intervals Runs 24 hours a day / 7 days a week.
Automatically reloads after a power failure Easy Administration Wizard
walks you through a short series of screens and shows examples for what to
input Test your configuration on-the-fly
- built-in test buttons allow you to try out your configuration
immediately Price = $69.00 USD for a
single Exchange Server.
Mail addressed to your company's
domain lands on your ISP's remote mail server. Your local mail server
is not designed to check or download e-mail from remote locations. It
waits until outgoing mail needs to be sent and then checks for new incoming
messages. If your server does not have any messages to send, it does
not check for new incoming e-mail and you do not receive your in incoming
messages. This time delay can cause obvious frustrations and
headaches.
IGetMail pulls email according to the weekday and weekend time and
frequency schedules that you define. Also supports unlimited individual and
unlimited Internet domain (group) accounts. Read what a few of our
customers have to say about IGetMail: "I wanted to share the great news!! Your product saved my
relationship with my client! I had installed IGetMail and had
it operational within 10 minutes. Not bad for only learning about it
last night... Thank you... I certainly will be informing ALL our clients
about your product. Thanks again for your timely response and
support." - D. McDonald "I have to say that our of the several email connectors I have tried
this (IGetMail) has to be the easiest to set up and I have
recommended it to several colleagues." - S. Tompsett
IGetMail - System Requirements
Local Exchange Server or
Computer with access to Local Exchange Server Windows NT / 2000 / XP / 2003 2.5 MB RAM (minimum) 1 MB hard disk space
*** Exchange 2007 Important Note ***
IGetMail is compatible with Exchange Server 2007, but you will need to
change the default SMTP properties to allow anonymous access. By
default, Exchange 2007 requires authenticated access and IGetMail uses
plain old SMTP.
According to Microsoft TechNet:
...In a single-server Exchange 2007 setup you'll need to allow anonymous
connections on your default receive connector. By default Exchange 2007
servers not running the Edge Transport role will only accept inbound
SMTP connections from Exchange Users (clients), Exchange Servers (other
Exchange 2007 servers) and Exchange Legacy Servers (legacy Exchange 2003
& below servers). To allow anonymous SMTP connections for your server,
run the following management shell command:
Remote E-Mail Server
A POP3 compliant server, such as UNIX, Microsoft
Exchange Server or Eudora World Mail Server.
IGetMail - Exchange Server Setup Instructions
Step-by-step instructions for installing IGetMail and configuring
Exchange Server to accept and distribute the downloaded e-mails:
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