Existing users of MailNow! may download the latest update below. Full installer (83.5MB) Download | Upgrading is easy. Here’s how… Full installer with required prerequisites and virus pattern. Suitable for first timeRead More…
Existing users of MailNow! may download the latest update below. Full installer (83.5MB) Download | Upgrading is easy. Here’s how… Full installer with required prerequisites and virus pattern. Suitable for first timeRead More…
Existing users of MailNow! may download the latest update below. Note: We recommend you downloading version 5.1.11 instead of this as an issue with the Storage Engine was discovered. Fixes: CorrectedRead More…
New features: Ability to display a link to the admin site on all the ProxyNow! error message pages. This makes it easier for the user to, for example, go into the managementRead More…
Existing users of MailNow! may download the latest update below. Full installer (78MB) Download | Upgrading is easy. Here’s how… Full installer with required prerequisites and virus pattern. Suitable for first timeRead More…
New features: Log file management. Fail-over for routing rules. Ability to send a backup copy of the setting to the administrator either via email or FTP. The backup can be set toRead More…
Existing users of MailNow! may download the latest update below. Full installer (93MB) Download | Upgrading is easy. Here’s how… Full installer with required prerequisites and virus pattern. Suitable for first timeRead More…
New features: Implemented link failover. So if you have a set-up where you load-balance a few Internet links, should any of the links go down, ProxyNow! will ensure that all traffic willRead More…
New features: Enabled standard proxy mode even when we are in transparent proxy mode since a few customers wish to use both at the same time. Outdated settings database will be automaticallyRead More…
New features: Support for Active Directory single sign on. Browsers that support NTLM authentication will be able to surf without logging in provided that the workstation logged into the AD domain. NoteRead More…