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HTML Bulk Email create HTML Email and bulk send email to the address list files with multiple threads .It has two sending methods, one is directly send email from your PC, the other is send via your true SMTP Server. Broken-resume is enable.

Email Finder helps get 100% effective email addresses directly from smtp Server. Support multi email domain serach and multi-threads!

HTML Bulk Email create HTML Email and bulk send email to the address list files with multiple threads .It has two sending methods, one is directly send email from your PC, the other is send via your true SMTP Server. Broken-resume is enable.

Allows users to monitor events recorded in the Application, Security, System logs, dispatches the notifications about events via LAN, which can be received by the Windows NT4/2000 Messenger service, and using e-mail, SMS and ICQ (via e-mail gates).

Network Eagle is a powerful network monitor. It monitors the state of servers and various remote services over the network. If the state of a monitored object has changed, NE will send a notification message or perform some specified actions.

HS SMTP is a software library in C (supplied with full source code) which implements the client side of Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) over TCP socket layer according to RFC 821. Supports transfer of text and file attachments. Supports SMTP TLS

WinWebMail Server - Web Mail Server for Windows NT, 2000, XP, 2003. Supporting WebMail, S-MIME(RSA, DSS), SMTP, SSL-SMTP, POP3, SSL-POP3, IMAP4, SSL-IMAP4, TLS-SSL, AntiSpam, AntiVirus, BBS, Calendar, CA Server

ServerRadar is a powerful and easy to use server monitoring software. It can monitor your web server, mail server, ftp server, Database server and DNS server. Immediate notification in the event of server errors and HTML reports are also available.

Allows users to monitor events recorded in the Application, Security, System logs, dispatches the notifications about events via LAN, which can be received by the Windows NT4/2000 Messenger service, and using e-mail, SMS and ICQ (via e-mail gates)