Like Web servers, Email systems have traditionally been complex and had bandwidth and other requirements that prevented most companies from maintaining internal servers. Most had to find other solutions such as using their ISP servers or a hosting solution.

A large part of modern technology revolves around email and not having an internal solution limits the ability to fully utilize many applications. Mail servers have become economical and easier to integrate and manage as part of the in-house system. Low cost security products like routers and anti-spam software have eliminated most of the risks of having a server within the network and can even be configured so there is no direct contact with the Internet at all.

Along with other benefits, a mail server makes sense for an organization with five or more accounts, and KNS can help get there. We support all major mail server platforms and networks from small business systems to high performance systems with millions of daily transactions.

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To compete successfully in today's challenging business climate, organizations must enable more efficient ways for knowledge workers to communicate and collaborate. E-mail is currently the most widely used collaborative technology. More businesses use Exchange Server for e-mail-based collaboration than any other product. Exchange Server 2003 enables knowledge workers to gain access to critical business communications almost whenever and wherever they need to and is designed to deliver greater security, availability, and reliability.

Outlook Web Access in Exchange Server 2003 has been improved for easier use, speed, and greater security. The popularity of Outlook Web Access is in part because the product is easy to support and use and no installation is necessary. Any browser-based computer can access Exchange Server with greater security, and, with the new UI, most users have to look twice to see if they are using Outlook 2003 or Outlook Web Access.

Developed in 1981, sendmail open source was the first program designed to transfer Internet email from one network to another, without fail. Twenty-five years later, it is still the dominant mail server on the Internet. Proven in thousands of production environments at the world's largest enterprises and ISPs, the sendmail email server offers unmatched security and flexibility. Today's sendmail mail platform is the result of 25 years of development, it's no wonder that 70% of all Internet email and the majority of the Fortune 1000 runs on sendmail.

While many companies focus on defending the perimeter and invest in anti-spam and virus solutions, their biggest threat might be on the inside. Misuse of email by employees can result in legal risks, loss of intellectual property, breaches of confidentiality and regulatory-compliance complications. Companies can't afford to overlook the internal mail stream.

Strangely enough, while most companies need to monitor internal messaging, few email security products can actually address it. Sendmail supports corporate-governance and internal email-security initiatives with solutions that identify, quarantine and notify internal email-security violations.