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CleanMail Server Crack + Activator (Updated)

CleanMail is a software program that was built specifically to aid people in protecting your computer from possible harmful e-mails, and works with mail servers such as Microsoft Exchange 2003/2007/2010, Microsoft Small Business Server (SBS) 2003/2008, Lotus Notes/Domino or IMail.

The installation process does not last very long, while the interface you are met with encompasses a menu bar and several tabs, so that you can easily access all available options. Comprehensive Help contents and on-screen tips are included, thus ensuring that both power and novice users can learn how to work with CleanMail, without facing any kind of difficulties.

This utility supports SMTP and POP3 transparent proxies and connectors, while it also enables you to use the SSL cryptographic protocols with just a click of the button. Connecting to your server and account of choice can be easily done with the help of a wizard-like pop-up window.

Aside from that, it is possible to add sender names to a white or black list, block attachments and add a long list of filters, for viruses, spam, delay and DNSBL (DNS-based blackhole list).

The incoming and outgoing traffic can be easily viewed in real time, in a dedicated tab as a graphical representation. Log details are also available in another tab and can be opened in Notepad, while with just a click of the button you can copy IP address, host names and subjects to the Clipboard.

Reports can be generated, a search function enables you to browse the contents of your mail storage faster, and statistics for blocked, passed and not filtered messages can be easily brought up and refreshed in a dedicated panel.

To conclude, CleanMail is a pretty efficient piece of software which acts as a shield between all the malware on the Internet and your e-mail account. The interface is intuitive and can be easily used by everybody, tasks are completed in a timely fashion and the computer’s performance is not going to be affected at all.

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