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Gate-and-Way you can configure multiple internal
mailboxes for the users on the LAN. 
Each enabled user, using
his favourite IMAP client software (Microsoft
Outlook Express, Microsoft Outlook, Netscape Mail, Mutt,
Pine, Fetchmail etc.) can send mail with attachments to
another internal user as well as to an internet mailbox.
They can also add
subfolders to the account and move
messages among them. All the mail is
stored on the server.
The internal
SMTP server allows users to quickly send
mail from any enabled client to any external
mailbox without caring whether an internet connection is
up or which ISP is giving you access to the Internet. Large
messages will be queued in a flash. Once the
Internet connection is available, Gate-and-Way will
deliver any queued messages to their addressees.
The Shared Mail
Folders allow every user on the LAN to quickly retrieve
all messages/faxes stored there.
Internet e-mail
can be routed to local mailboxes. Any user can
simply browse his local account instead of connecting to
the internet and waiting for the downloading of his
messages.
This way you can have a unique
place for all the mail settings.
Moreover, if you pay your internet connection depending
on the lenght of the connection, you can reduce the
number of connections made, which may result in a great saving
on telephone costs.
You may also choose to redirect
different external mailboxes to only one internal mailbox,
so someone can read and forward them to the right
addressee.
For example, a customer who writes to info@your_company.com sometimes needs commercial
information, sometimes he needs technical support.
You can redirect info@your_company.com to john@internal_mail so john can forward a message to
sales@internal_mail or paul@internal_mail .
You may also choose to
redirect different external mailboxes to the
Shared Folders, so everybody can read each
received message.
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