VisNetic MailServer

VisNetic MailServer is a POP3, SMTP, IMAP, mail server that provides a superior combination of stability, security, and scalability.

A multithreaded application, with Multiple CPU Support, this mail server processes email faster than its competitors. The innovative High Speed Memory Mode* stores account information in RAM, further increasing the mail server’s speed and stability.

Included standard on the mail server is support for TLS/SSL security connections, allowing for secure transmission of email to other TLS/SSL enabled mail servers on the Internet. Also standard is support for VisNetic AntiVirus Plug-in, server level virus protection that secures all accounts from email born viruses.

True scalability allows the mail server to fit into any size organization, from a handful of employees, to handling thousands of employees and customers. ODBC database support* allows the mail server to quickly import account and domain information and mailing list addresses, eliminating traditional mail server administrative burden.

VisNetic MailServer Pro now includes a three-user VisNetic MailFlow license! VisNetic MailFlow is a web-based mail management solution that streamlines company-customer email communication. Learn more

*ODBC database support and High Speed Memory Mode are only available in the VisNetic MailServer Pro edition.

The current version of VisNetic MailServer is 5.0.2.3.
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System Requirements

Minimum Requirements; 1-50 users (a larger user base will require more system resources)


CPU 166Mhz
Win 95/98, Win ME, Win NT4 Server and Workstation, Win XP, Win2000 Server and Professional
64 MB RAM
More RAM is required when there are more users. Over 50 users, 128 MB. Over 2000 users, 256 MB. Over 5000 users, 512 MB.
Typical hard-disk space required: 30 MB, additional space for any mail to be stored
Only TCP/IP is required to use VisNetic MailServer on a LAN for local email solution. To use VisNetic MailServer on a LAN and the Internet, access to the Internet and a properly configured MX record for the domain at the DNS server are required.