Evaluating NU-Mail

The evaluation version of NU-Mail has the following restrictions:

It will process approximately 500 messages before expiring.
It adds an Evaluation note to the base of each message it processes.

Apart from the above it is a fully functional 20 user Professional version of NU-Mail.

You will need the following to run NU-Mail:

WIndows 95b, 98, NT 4 SP3+ or WIndows 2000.
Dial Up Networking installed.
32+ mb RAM.
Pentium 200+
30+mb free disk space.
Modem/ISDN terminal adaptor if DUN connections are to be used.

Once you have downloaded the software do the following:

Create a new folder and copy the downloaded file into it.
Run the self extracting archive to unpack the software.
Run 'SETUP.EXE' and follow the on-screen prompts.
Run the 'Configure Gateway' option from the NU-Mail entry in Programs menu. This will ask you to define the Administrator User ID and Password.
We recommend that you set NU-Mail up using the Standard User Interface (default) before trying the Professional features.

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To purchase a NU-Mail license which will remove the evaluation restrictions please visit the NU-Mail Ordering page.

Should you have any queries/questions about NU-Mail or require advice on its capabilities/configuration please do not hesitate to contact us.

Evaluation Special

Do you want to get your evaluation of NU-Mail off to a flying start then send us an e-mail containing the details listed below. We will configure you a system and send you a pre-configured database that you can plug into the evaluation system. Send us the following:

Details of the local mail boxes you require (User Id, name and password for each).
Your mail domain(s).
Details of how you forward mail to the Internet (via an ISP SMTP relay or direct). If mail is forwarded via your ISPs SMTP relay what is the domain of their relay server. If mail is forwarded directly what are the IP addresses of the DNS servers to be used for looking up the appropriate SMTP mail servers?
Details of how you receive mail from the Internet? If via POP3 we need the User Id and (optionally) the password of each mail box that mail is to be collected from?