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This is an archive for old versions of OpenEMM. You will find the latest version of OpenEMM here: https://wiki.openemm.org OpenEMM is a browser-based enterprise application for email automation like info and marketing newsletters, transaction mails or multi-stage email campaigns. OpenEMM offers tons of features for professional users, among them: a great user interface, template-based HTML mailings, automatic bounce management, mail opening and link tracking, lots of graphical realtime...

IP Monitor is a simple application which monitors your public IP address for changes and lets you set different kinds of notifications such as email, audio, pop up or executing a command. It can also run in background as a Windows service or Linux/Mac daemon.

This allows you to run an email "server" that will accept any and all emails and allow you to query them afterwards - similar to the service Mailinator.com provides. Using this, you can test whether your applications can send emails correctly, and you can retrieve the data out of them (for example if you need to verify that account activation links exist in the outgoing email, and that they work correctly). The real Mailinator service is better if you are only sending a one-off email...

Harpia is a tool for monitoring applications in a agentless way. It's able to monitor several resources: servers, DBMS, web servers, email servers, web sites and others. Moreover, is capable for sending alerts, generate reports and manage SLAs.

Mobile as Remote For Desktop-The user will be able to connect to remote Intranet or a single desktop.He will have access to File Systems,Process Table. -File Handling/Process handling -Viewing Image files. -Sending Mail with attachments.

Quick Mail Project is Mail Server with Web mail. The project is independed platform support designed Using Java ,C, PHP ,MySQL database . Its support RFC SMTP protocol , RFC Internet Message, Multi domains, forward, block, spam bulk and a lot more.

MailPing monitors SMTP mail hubs and relays from a user's point of view by sending SMTP messages to the servers that it monitors, looking for the messages to come back (and notifies if they don't), and calculates round trip times.