Kerio Mail Server - freedom of choice
As the history has shown, the KMS platform is independent software. Platform independence, on the other hand, not only means that Microsoft can be operated outside the world, we get so much more than that.
Platform independence also means that the user side is not forced to use microsoft programs either. For the sake of accuracy, it should be noted that it is possible to use other software in the case of Exchange, but this is quite cumbersome - we will return to this még
So the point is that in the case of KMS, we can use several types of email software. It is also clear to most of our readers what email software we use under Windows. What is certain is that Outlook is the most common in both enterprise and small business environments. Okay, dear administrators, needless to say that in some warped places, Express is still used, however we try to explain that it shouldn’t. In Mac OS X, on the other hand, Entourage is already in use, while in Linux cubes we can meet a member of the Thunderbird, Sunbird, Evolution trio. It’s best when there are multiple platforms operating within a company, and to further complicate the picture, some employees also want to access their mail, calendar, and other important data from a mobile device.
That's when the problems come. It would be an exaggeration to say that Exchange does not solve the problem, as there are third-party interfaces that can be used not only for POP3 or IMAP-based e-mail, but also for other functions such as calendar. The only problem is that these interfaces are not Microsoft products, so they are not guaranteed to work properly after a possible server upgrade.
Letters for Windows Mobile
These are software used on desktops so far, but in today’s fast-paced world, more and more people want to read emails or possibly send electronic messages via mobile devices. Under KMS, this is not a problem either. Our emails arrive seamlessly on BlackBerrie on Windows-based phones or PDAs on iPhone and Symbian-based Nokia or Sony Ericsson phones, but the Palm OS-based Treo is no obstacle either.
