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MESSAGING
SERVERS
Internet/Intranet Messaging Servers
The N-PLEXTM
are the world's fastest IMAP4/POP3
servers for Windows NT!
N-PLEX Global:
Designed for Internet Service
Providers
The award-winning N-PLEX suite of products
features:
- Handles millions of users
- Features a clustered message store architecture
enabling distribution of a large user base across many messaging
servers, spread over a wide geographical area within both
single and multiple domains
N-PLEX Global is designed to handle large-scale,
high-volume messaging requirements, and includes enhanced
message store management facilities, service provider administration
features, and the ability to remotely manage N-PLEX Office
and N-PLEX Enterprise when installed as CPE (Customer Premises
Equipment) or in remote offices for value-added system administration.
N-PLEX Office:
Ideal for the small business
easy to administer and manage
This product features:
- Internet Mail (IMAP4 and POP3)
- Web-based administration utilities
- Enhanced dial-up services for quick, reliable
Internet access
N-PLEX Office features one-step installation
and user-based pricing.
N-PLEX Enterprise:
Winner of the 1996 Electronic
Messaging Associations Award for Best Internet
Product
This product features:
- High performance Internet mail via IMAP4
and POP3
- Powerful Meta-Directory Services (LDAP
and X.500)
- Centralized and remote management capabilities
N-PLEX Enterprise is designed for corporate
Internet/Intranet messaging environments.
ISOCOR
also offers:
ISOPLEXTM Messaging Servers:
ISOPLEX Messaging servers feature the highest-performing
X.400 message transfer available. The product transmits electronic
information over LANs and WANs securely and reliably.
Features include:
- Message switching, storage and retrieval
- Intelligent routing, message tracking and
accounting
- Closed user group options
- Support for file attachments of any size
or type
Platforms supported include HP, Sun, IBM,
Stratus, Sequent, SCO UNIX, NT.
ISOPLEX running on Sequent's Symmetry 5000
server has sustained a message transfer rate of 1,025 message
pairs per second!
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