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RaidenMAILD Crack + Serial Key

RaidenMAILD is an email server application designed to meet the needs of both professional and home users regarding overall features and ease of use alike.

First and foremost, you should know that it bundles all sorts of clever features such as anti-spam mechanisms (RBL, reverse, SPF, and PTR checking), smart SMTP and server relay, a handy resend mechanism, as well as support for SMTP, POP3, WebMail protocols.

In addition, it also packs features like IP restrictions, web remote control (allows you to remotely control everything with the help of a browser), support for dynamic IP address assignment, memory optimization, support for databases, an integrated firewall utility and a malicious IP collector.

The feature list continues with bits and bobs that will surely be appreciated more by day-to-day users. Here, we should mention that the app provides you with a  handy way of filtering unwelcome mail based on their subject, content, or attachments.

There's also a mailbox quota, a useful event log, web mail templates, auto-reply, auto-forward, alias email, dual SMTP services, and a daily spam mail report. Please note that the utility also offers you the possibility to define more than one domain in a mail server and option to backup incoming or outgoing emails.

The deployment process is relatively simple, especially thanks to its wizard-based installer that also offers you the possibility to take care of the configuration process before even starting the app for the first time.

Once launched, it's almost certain that you will notice the app's  outdated yet functional UI which should make living with the app a hassle-free experience. Nonetheless, if you are having problems with the configuration process, the app's official online Help section is a very good place to start off from.

Taking everything into account, RaidenMAILD Keygen is a complete email server solution that offers dozens of advanced features within very functional and versatile package.

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