mailvault releases

MailVault v3.4.17 is available. This release modifies and enhances the sub-admin role. A sub-admin is no longer allowed to delete messages. Additionally, we have introduced a number of privileges, that may optionally be granted to a sub-admin. This adds to overall security, offers greater flexibility to accommodate various organizations policies and overall makes the sub-admin role more […]

MailVault v3.4.13 is available. This release contains minor search enhancements. You can upgrade your MailVault installation by going to: Settings > Core > Auto updates and click on Check for updates Then simply follow the on-screen instructions.

MailVault v3.4.12 is available. This release contains minor fixes and enhancements. You can upgrade your MailVault installation by going to: Settings > Core > Auto updates and click on Check for updates Then simply follow the on-screen instructions.

We already know that organizations using MailVault for email archiving and eDiscovery, are benefiting immensely from the storage efficiency of MailVault’s intelligent archive store. Just how much that benefit is, is now clearly visible in the new Storage reports, available in MailVault since version 3.4.0. (To view the reports, from the main navigation bar, go […]

We’ve been silent on the blog for a while now, but the engine room has been buzzing with activity. This post breaks our blog-slumber and summarizes the goodness that’s gone into the MailVault v3 series, since the initial v3.0.0 release (in May 2012) up to the current v3.4.0 (July 2013). v3.0.x New restyled user-interface with […]

MailVault is light enough to run on Microsoft Windows XP Pro to backup and archive email. However, if you have Service Pack 3 installed, you may face an issue running MailVault, caused due to some missing runtime components, which are required. MailVault will probably install cleanly, but will not load when you try to start it. […]

More and more people are becoming aware of ‘email archiving’ practices. Email archiving is the process of using a software application (or service), which normally in conjunction with an email server provides a way to centrally store all of an organizations email communications. It also provides a way to search through the archived email messages […]

So you run Postfix and want to have a central backup of all your email. With MailVault, it’s easy. Let’s assume the following setup: Company domain is example.com Postfix is running on one server MailVault is running on another server There are two basic approaches to archiving all email from Postfix into MailVault: Postfix stores a […]

MailVault can backup and archive email in a number of ways. It can “pull” mail from corporate mail servers and public mail servers, parse multiple mailbox formats, pick up randomly scattered mail from the filesystem and read messages from selected email clients. MailVault can also accept email “pushed” to it via the SMTP protocol. In […]

A good archiving solution does a good job of backing up your email. An excellent archiving solution does an even better job in letting you retrieve and restore your email. Let’s show you why MailVault is excellent! 🙂 So you have millions of messages in your MailVault archive. There are basically two ways to retrieve […]