MDaemon Messaging Server Brings New Features to End Users and IT Admins

Online, June 19, 2013 (Newswire.com) - Alt-N Technologies today announced the immediate availability of MDaemon® Messaging Server 13.5 - the newest version of the popular Windows®-based email and messaging server. This version integrates new customer requested features that continue to make MDaemon a trusted low cost platform for small-to-medium businesses since 1996.

"We continue to receive great input from our customers and channel partners to help us prioritize new features for MDaemon," said Jerry Donald, CEO of Alt-N Technologies. "With support for the latest Exchange ActiveSync protocols, a new feature to prevent the rejection of messages sent with large attachments, and many other enhancements, we continue to deliver improvements that simplify communication both for business users and IT administrators."

Key features of MDaemon 13.5 include:

- Microsoft Outlook 2013 support via Exchange ActiveSync for MDaemon
- Outbound attachment linking eliminates rejection of an email by servers with file size limits
- New security policies and broader device support via ActiveSync for MDaemon
- Colorized session logs to more quickly and easily troubleshoot issues
- Improved domain management with separate configurable settings for each domain
- New templates to easily organize accounts and assign services
- Real-time performance monitoring using Windows Performance Monitor or other monitoring tool

MDaemon is easily installed in as little as 20 minutes and supports most mobile devices using the Android, iOS, BlackBerry and Windows operating systems.

Pricing starts at US$380 for a six user license. It can be installed on a server running Windows® 2012, Windows 2008, Windows 2003, or on a desktop computer running Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows XP or Windows Vista.

MDaemon 13.5 is available in over 90 countries and nine languages, including English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Chinese, Russian and Japanese. For more information, or to download, visit the MDaemon overview page.