Web Messaging lets you send and receive mail using a Web browser. You can log on to Web Messaging from any computer with a supported browser, and manage email without installing email client software. IMail Web Messaging uses direct access to manage mail on the server, which allows all mail folders and messages to reside on the server.
IMail Web Messaging is an integrated Web-based collaboration client. This client replaces the current Classic WebMail and Killer WebMail templates. If you used contacts or contact lists (distribution lists) in a previous version of Ipswitch Web Messaging or in Microsoft Outlook with the ICS WorkgroupShare plug-in, the contacts and contact lists are automatically imported into the new IMail Web Messaging client, into a newly created Contacts folder.
Client User Interface
A unified main Web page allows user-friendly access to critical email functions: Inbox, folders, composing, personal settings, calendaring, Inbound rules, contact management, and the ability to switch between the client and the administrator pages if you have Administrator privileges.
IMail Web Client supports:
Web Client browser requires:
IMail Web client directly accesses the server to manage mail on the server, no longer requiring IMAP services to be running. When a user creates a mailbox in IMail Web Client, the mailbox is created on the mail server and mail folders and messages reside on the server.
You can access the IMail Web Client login page by entering the IMail Server address in the browser address field.
Important. You may need to change network firewall settings to make a specified port available for IMail Web Client access.
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