Mail setup for Linux

all,

I am setting a system up in a Lab for our company to decide on a Mail
server....here are the specs.

We have 60 users and that's not likely to grow.

We have a domain and static IP address

the MX record points to mail.mydomain.org with the registrar for DNS

We need to for our users to use Outlook Express or 3rd party clients on the
road or at home

Which RPM package would be best to try and configure?....do any come with
GUI tools to configure ?

many thanks for any input.

--

Rich........




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Rich wrote:

>
> all,
>
> I am setting a system up in a Lab for our company to decide on a Mail
> server....here are the specs.
>
> We have 60 users and that's not likely to grow.
>
> We have a domain and static IP address
>
> the MX record points to mail.mydomain.org with the registrar for DNS
>
> We need to for our users to use Outlook Express or 3rd party clients on
> the road or at home
>
> Which RPM package would be best to try and configure?....do any come with
> GUI tools to configure ?
>
> many thanks for any input.
>

I use -:

courier-imapd (imap access)
posfix (smtp server)
spamassassin (spam filter)
squirrelmail (web access)
evolution/outlook (client)

Regards

BeeBop wrote:

> Rich wrote:
>
>>
>> all,
>>
>> I am setting a system up in a Lab for our company to decide on a Mail
>> server....here are the specs.
>>
>> We have 60 users and that's not likely to grow.
>>
>> We have a domain and static IP address
>>
>> the MX record points to mail.mydomain.org with the registrar for DNS
>>
>> We need to for our users to use Outlook Express or 3rd party clients on
>> the road or at home
>>
>> Which RPM package would be best to try and configure?....do any come with
>> GUI tools to configure ?
>>
>> many thanks for any input.
>>
>
> I use -:
>
> courier-imapd (imap access)
> posfix (smtp server)
> spamassassin (spam filter)
> squirrelmail (web access)
> evolution/outlook (client)
>
> Regards

webmin makes a nice configuration tool for postfix