GFI MailArchiver for Exchange provides easy-to-use corporate
email archiving, enabling you to archive all internal and external
mail into one or multiple SQL databases, heavily reducing reliance
on PST files. This allows you to provide users with easy,
centralized access to past emails via a web-based search interface
and the ability to quickly restore emails through a OneClick Restore
process. GFI MailArchiver also aids you to easily fulfill regulatory
email storage requirements (such as the Sarbanes- Oxley Act). GFI
MailArchiver for Exchange leverages the journaling feature of
Exchange Server 2000/2003 and therefore provides unparalleled
scalability and reliability at a competitive cost. Exchange Server
journals all mail to a particular mailbox, after which GFI
MailArchiver retrieves the mail, compresses the attachments and
archives them to Microsoft SQL Server.
a) No changes to Exchange mail system b) Reduce
administration by storing mail in a standard SQL
database c) Multiple database support and ‘automatic’
database management support d) Reduce email storage
requirements e) Increase Exchange performance by reducing
the mail stored on the Exchange Server f) Archive all
emails to MS SQL Server g) Viewing permissions by Active
Directory Groups h) Easy enforcement of company email
policies i) Support for other email servers j) End the
PST hell k) Helps comply with Sarbanes-Oxley Act l)
Helps to comply to other acts and regulations m) Optionally
exclude email from particular users
a) Access emails from any location through a browser b)
OneClick Restore a single email to a mailbox c) NEW!!!
- Support for multilingual user interfaces
GFI MailArchiver provides end-users with a single,
web-based location in which to search and restore past emails
through a OneClick Restore. Moreover, increases Exchange
performance and ease backup and restoration. Furthermore, ends
PST hell by storing email in SQL format. In addidion reduces
storage requirements for email by up to 80% significantly.Also
helps comply with Sarbanes-Oxley, SEC and other regulations.
