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Product: MailStore Server v8.0 Product Homepage: Free Trial: Let me say at the outset that I’ve reviewed earlier versions of MailStore Server in the past and I was quite excited to see what was new with the solution. My previous review (in ) gave them a Gold Award with a rating of 4.5 out of 5. I was about to find out if they had maintained that level or even exceeded it. Before I jump right into the feature set, let’s take a step backward and review what MailStore Server is all about. MailStore is developed by MailStore Software GmbH, located in Germany’s Rhine-Ruhr region. MailStore, as the name sort of implies, is all about email archive, which in our modern world is akin to regulatory compliance. MailStore is designed to be easy to deploy and easy to use.
It can safely maintain any amount of data for many years. Much has changed from what I could see in their online change log (). In my earlier review I worked with version 6.03 and they have had numerous releases (major and minor or incremental releases) since that time down to the modern 8.03 version. It’s really worth your time to review the various New, Improved and Fixed announcements in the change log.
Looking at the new features in version 8.0 (released in February) I could quickly see that they have wasted no time in getting their product Exchange 2013 and Outlook 2013 supported and ready. I was also pleased to see they were ready for Office 365 and had added a few other supported email systems like IceWarp. They have also enhanced all components to be available in multiple languages including (Simplified and Traditional), Czech, Dutch, English, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Slovenian, Spanish and Turkish. And they run natively as a 64-bit process (although they continue to support 32-bit platforms). Let’s look at the setup and management tools and then we can discuss more in-depth features.
Installation and Profile Configuration Just like its predecessors, I don’t think the installation could have gone any smoother. Quite simply a Next-Next-Install that installs the product and then allows you to quickly configure the service using the MailStore Server Service Configuration tool (shown in Figure 1). I could have installed it on any system including Windows XP, Vista, 7 or 8, as well as Server 2003/2008/2008 R2 and 2012. I liked that the install wizard gives you the option to Auto-configure the Windows Firewall. That takes a little stress off the plate of the administrator.
Figure 1: The MailStore Server Service Configuration tool The server configuration doesn’t require much effort. You can see initially from Figure 1 that you have to determine the location of your MailArchive and you can enable Web Access and the Outlook Add-in for HTTP or HTTPS.
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Or you might choose IMAP Server or enable the MailStore Administration API (HTTPS). You can use Locksmith to restore the default admin user and password if you forget the one you configure. And you can Start, Restart or Stop the service itself. All of this is on the General tab. You can see that there is also a tab to configure IP Addresses and Ports for your enabled features.
You can configure a startup script (.bat file) to connect to network shares if necessary. And you also have a MailStore Event Viewer and Debug Log section. Beyond the service itself, the MailStore Client (shown in Figure 2) is really where you’ll spend most of your time configuring the features of MailStore.
Everything is laid out in a hierarchical tree structure that we are already familiar with from other solutions we typically work with and this layout for MailStore is very easy to use. Figure 2: MailStore Client 8 I wanted to get things up and running fast. I had forgotten when I configured MailStore in the past that I need to first create a connection to Active Directory if I want to set up multiple profiles (after all, it has been a while).
I jumped right into the Archive Email section (shown in Figure 3). I picked Microsoft Exchange (although you can see from the list of options that there are many other servers, clients and files to choose from with regard to configuration). I wanted to see MailStore working with Exchange 2013 with Outlook 2013 so I select Microsoft Exchange and went right for the Multiple Mailboxes option (shown in Figure 4).
I was reminded of the need to sync with AD and it led me right to the Directory Services sync page. I literally did nothing but click Synchronize Now and it took care of the rest. Then I was able to go back and configure archive on multiple mailboxes.