Messaging & Mobility

Emergic MailServ (EMS) is Leading Linux Based Messaging & Security suite with an install base of 1000+ locations globally.

EMS is both an linux based e-mail server and a collaboration server with vast capabilities, including;

• Calendaring
• Task list management
• Instant Messaging (IM)
• Shared folders
• Contact management.

EMS features;

• Mail Gateway
  
• Instant Messaging Server
  
• Proxy Server
  
• Global Address Book
  
• Anti-Virus
  
• Anti-Spam
  
• Firewall
  
• Intrusion Detection System

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Why Choose EMS?

As an all-in-one solution, EMS saves costs and improves productivity for enterprise organizations. It;

1. Eliminates the need for additional product Licenses
   
   
2. Eliminates the need for add-on servers proxy, firewall, chat, backup, etc
   
   
3. Provides a single box for management of all services
   

EMS has an anti-virus application, armed with a firewall, and enhanced with load balancing features apart from bandwith management and monitoring.

The mail server has been placed in the DMZ
(De-Militarized Zone)- a server zone, which is accessible to the public as well as to the private network. In other words, it separates the internal network from the outside world.”

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How Emergic MailServ Works

Internet Access Internet Email 1. NS MailServ V3 dials the Internet Service Provider (ISP) and connects to the Internet. If one number is busy, it automatically tries other numbers sequentially. 1. Once NS MailServ V3 is connected to the Internet, incoming email gets transferred from the Netcore Mail Server (NMS) on the Internet to the local NS MailServ V3. 2. Once connected, all users on the LAN get Internet access from their desktops. Access can be restricted. 2. Email is then either routed to the internal email system, if any, or put into the individual user mailboxes directly. 3. All this is done over a single phone-line, with a single modem and a single TCP/IP account. 3. External outgoing email is sent to the NMS, from where it is sent onwards to the destination. 4. In case of heavy traffic, ISDN line can be used to increase bandwidth for browsing. 4. For mobile users, dynamic POP accounts are created upon request at the NMS.