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iMail

iMail - Business and School Ultimate Free Mail Solution Web-client access, LAN or WAN self-hosted server, maintenance-free design. Fast, safe, heavy mails system. Web-client access, LAN or WAN self-hosted server, maintenance-free design. No Windows server required, no database server required, unlimited mail accounts, unlimited storage, unlimited attachment size, custom logo. And it is free. Web-Client Access For web-client access, iMail on the web provides a premium browser-based experience. You don’t have to install any software on clients computer when deploy iMail mail system. The client only needs a web browser. iMail has been tested with the latest version Microsoft IE, Google Chrome and Firefox web browser. You just tell them the iMail server IP address. LAN or WAN Self-Hosted Server You can deploy iMail server to local area network computer. All the clients can access the iMail server via LAN. This is the main mailbox mode for business and school. All the mail stored locally, that is safe and fast. You can also deploy iMail server to wide-area network. All the clients can access the iMail server via internet. iMail server supports two type web deploy ASP.NET website or virtual private server ( VPS). Maintenance-Free Design There is no Windows server required, no database server required for iMail server. So you don’t have to spend time and money on it. Unlimited Use iMail system provides unlimited mail accounts, unlimited storage, unlimited attachment size. iMail limits nothing. The limitation depends on your computer RAM, disk space, network speed etc. Custom Logo You may configure server to display your company name via iMail configuration file. You can customize the default landing image, contact image and about image. Try It Online before Download We setup live an example for your test. You may try it online before download at i.sanwhole.com. It’s free for commercial use.

iRedMail

iRedMail

A fully fledged, free email server solution, an open source project (GPL v2).

Use official binary packages from Linux/BSD dist ...