MailScan 4 for Microsoft Exchange Server 4.5a

MailScan 4 for Microsoft Exchange Server overview

The world's first "Real-Time" e-mail scanner for the Microsoft Exchange Server

MailScan 4 for Microsoft Exchange Server Details

MicroWorld Technologies Inc.Developer :

4.5aVersion :

Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP Platform :

10.7 MbFile Size :

Free to try; $39.52 to buy License :

April 17, 2006 Date Added :

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MailScan 4 for Microsoft Exchange Server Review

MailScan 4 for Microsoft Exchange Server is the world's first "Real-Time" e-mail scanner for the Microsoft Exchange Server. It acts like a Content-Security and Anti-Virus Software between your Corporate Exchange Mail Server and the Internet. It has the world's first "real-time", e-mail Content-Security and Anti-Virus feature that analyzes e-mails before they are delivered to the clients or the servers on your network. Support 24/7.

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