Atmail 6 is Now Available

July 17, 2009

Atmail 6 is now available for purchase and download:

http://atmail.com/order/

Notes to Atmail 5.x customers:

  • Migration script is on the way.
  • Expired Atmail clients can renew for 50% of their original A5 license until August 15th.  After that date, expired clients can renew with a 50% discount,  but it will be based on the new A6 pricing.

Filed under: Product News, Industry News, Frontpage, Atmail 6 — Corey Bissaillon @ 12:06 pm

6 Comments »

  1. Will the A6 be able to authenticate users against existing AD/LDAP’s? I am interested in this if A6 is able to accomodate this. Also, when is the migration script expected to be out?

    Thanks,
    Ray

    Comment by Ray Tulafono Jr — July 17, 2009 @ 1:40 pm

  2. Any idea how long the webmail client migration script will be as I’m very eager to move over to the new version

    Comment by Brian — July 20, 2009 @ 8:43 am

  3. When in settings, I need to click on the option (left pane) twice to see the options.

    Comment by Mike — July 20, 2009 @ 2:50 pm

  4. kudos.

    Comment by Atif Ghaffar — July 20, 2009 @ 3:15 pm

  5. Hi Ray - Yes, Atmail 6 supports LDAP & AD support via the SMTP/POP3/IMAP server.

    This is one feature enhancement over the previous 5.X release, the backend services now support SQL or LDAP.

    Comment by Ben Duncan — July 30, 2009 @ 4:52 am

  6. In regards to an Atmail 5 to Atmail 6 upgrade script, currently we are working on migrating some large userbases of Atmail 5 for clients, and are refining the upgrade process.

    Since the new Atmail uses a different database schema, we have reduced the number of tables required ( The A .. Z prefix is removed ) - However, the migration script is a bit more complex, since it needs to migrate the relations and unique ID’s between multiple tables into one.

    In summary, we are working on the migration process and testing this live, so once available for clients the process is as streamlined as possible.

    Thanks!

    Comment by Ben Duncan — July 30, 2009 @ 4:54 am

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