POP3 Server for Windows Server 2008
POP3 services only make it to one version of the Windows Server family which is Windows Server 2003. However because of this server OS been around for about 5 years, there are a lot applications out there designed to leverage the feature. Even SharePoint can make good use of this POP3 service to send email if the customer does not have any email server or they host it else where. However it comes handy for me to do development as I don’t want to touch my production email server.
For those who still need POP3 Services, a guy named Hannes Preishuber has come out with their own POP3 extender for SMTP services. How it works I am not sure but you can check out their website here.
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Hi there! My name is Patrick and I code on .NET and build a few products on SharePoint and Windows Azure. I am currently CTO of IPS Infonomics Pte Ltd and co-founder of Tech Insights Conference.
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Pingback by — June 16, 2008 @ 2:37 am
thank you so much .
Comment by Mic1945 — February 27, 2009 @ 10:30 am
It’s too bad the damn thing is crashing when you try to run it. For now I’m stuck without a mail server.
Comment by John — June 25, 2009 @ 11:42 am
Hi
Its very good that instead of Exchange Server Visendo is there but let me know how to configure it for POP3 with MOSS 2007
Its urgent, so please help me as early as possible
please email me
thanks,
-Amol
Comment by Amol — July 5, 2010 @ 7:21 pm