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Mail Toaster

Mail Toaster is a free framework that integrates a collection of open-source software into a full-featured mail server running on FreeBSD, Linux, and Mac OS X. Matt Simerson is the primary author and maintainer of the toaster. There is an active and friendly community of toaster owners which supports the toaster on a mailing list and web forum. More information can be found on the Mail Toaster pages.

NicTool

NicTool is a free DNS management suite that takes the pain out of managing DNS. NicTool includes an attractive web interface for users, admins, and clients to access and update DNS zone data. NicTool also includes a rich API for provisioning systems and scripts to interact with. All zone data is stored in SQL and extracted by export scripts to the DNS server of choice (tinydns, BIND, PowerDNS).

DNS updates are parsed for validity before being accepted. All changes are logged and it is easy to determine who made a change and when. Permissions are extremely granular. You can delegate permission for a zone to another user, or group of users. You can even delegate only specific zone records to other users or groups. You can grant others permission to publish to your DNS servers, but not the ability to alter them.

NicTool is the holy grail of DNS management packages. It works great for managing one zone, or a million of them. You can learn more about NicTool on the NicTool Web Site.

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SSL Certificates

SSL certificates

Mail Toaster provides your clients with a number of ways to send and receive their emails securely. Unfortunately, all the SSL certificates are unsigned by default. If you have your own CA (Certificate Authority) you can self-sign the certificates and then install your CA cert in all your users browsers/email clients. That's the only way to prevent them from getting the "invalid certificate" errors every time they securely check their mail. Or you can install a real certificate. This is a real SSL certificate.

Purchase this with your Mail Toaster Installation and we'll install it for free. Your SSL certificate must be installed seperately for the POP3-SSL, IMAP-SSL, HTTPS, and SMTP-TLS servers.

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