Kerio MailServer - 6.5.2exchange alternative for SME |
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Very happy with it. 



- Version: 6.3.1, 3/30/2007 10:24AM PST
Asta the Dog
This is an excellent alternative to OSX Server's postfix/cyrus open source setup. For me the deciding factor was that it allows groupware functionality a la Exchange for Entourage users on Mac. That is, it allows shared contacts, calendars, etc., within a group of designated persons. The only limits seem to be those imposed by Exchange/Entourage, not by Kerio. Many other features. A fair licensing price structure. Excellent support: even BEFORE I bought Kerio, their tech support called me (yes, called me) and offered to help resolve an issue I was having.
Very nice 



- Version: 6.2.2, 11/9/2006 12:06PM PST
holger1
I only have good things to say about this server. Exellent support and fast updates to problems. New features added all the time. Nice intregration with AD and OD servers! The webmail is almost as good as a standalone mailclient. The perfect mailserver for small / medium firms that want groupware functionallity similar to Exchange.
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HTML and enclosures are not supported with an Exchange account. If you need these features on your iPhone, you can use an Exchange account for calendar and contacts and use an iMAP account for email.
Kerio's mail server is a terrific rock solid server that is well supported.