Mail Access Monitor for Merak Mail Server description
Mail Access Monitor allows quickly and easily generating reports on who has sent how many messages

Mail Access Monitor - it is hard to imagine a company today, employees of which would not be enjoying the benefits e-mail communication.

Usually, the company's local area network has a server, which runs special software for managing flows of the employees' electronic messages. That software (Mail Server) collects all messages, gets rid of SPAM, deletes viruses, distributes messages to mailboxes and then delivers them to recipients.

Through the course of its work, mail server generates special log files, where it records information on all processed messages.

Mail Access Monitor for Merak Mail Server can capture and show to you all the messages that were send in a network.

By analyzing those log files, Mail Access Monitor allows quickly and easily generating reports on who has sent how many messages, to who, and when, and what overall mail traffic that activity has generated.

Mail Access Monitor benefits: allows centralized supervision of your company's mail server users; helps prevent attempts for using corporate mail server for an employees' personal use; reduces your Internet expenses; extremely easy-to-use and allows monitoring users in a just a few minutes once its installation is complete;

works with all modern mail servers; allows generating a great number of reports and diagrams reflecting the efficiency of your company's mail server usage; has special means for automating the process of creating and delivering reports to authorized personnel.

Limitations:

· Expires in 40 days.


What's New in This Release:

· added Hierarchical style for report. Now you can form complicated analytical samplings
· support of wildcards (* and ?) in creating reports on hosts was added
· a legend was added in the diagram
· added French resource file
· now the report is formed much faster
· new templates, new column and new reports were added
· fixed a lot of small bugs