Searching through the MailVault email archive

September 11, 2009

Our approach to MailVault’s search functionality is a little like that of Google Search. Keep it simple and return relevant results. Most times it should “just work”. When you need to consciously slice, dice and zoom in through the clutter, the following information and hints will help you to make the most of MailVault’s simple [...]

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First steps after installing MailVault

August 6, 2009

There is a book that goes by the name of “What to say, after saying Hello” (or something like that!). A WHOLE BOOK? I guess human beings are complex creatures. Fortunately, interacting with MailVault isn’t anywhere near as complex. Inspite of all it’s power and flexibility, it is simple to use. For a new setup, [...]

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Installing MailVault

July 28, 2009

Note: For now, these instructions are for Microsoft Windows platforms only. Installing and setting up MailVault is easy. 1. Download Download MailVault and save the installable in an appropriate location on your disk. 2. Install Double-click the installable to start the installation process. Follow the instructions to complete the installation and to create a shortcut [...]

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The need for email archival

July 7, 2009

Corporate email communication continues to grow. Over the years, email has morphed from a simple and speedy means of communication into a sort of de facto mechanism for just about anything: conversing, exchanging data, managing to-do lists and delegated tasks amongst a whole lot of other things. Often it is not the appropriate tool for [...]

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Introducing MailVault

June 29, 2009

MailVault is a standalone email archival product, compatible with any standards-based email server. It offers immediate benefits to organizations aware of and interested in: 1. Security & compliance 2. Corporate messaging surveillance 3. An easy to use backup and restore mechanism for the entire organization’s email Hello, world…

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