CSCatchAll' 2.00 is Commercial Other E-Mail Tools software design by Christensen Software. It runs on following operating system: WinXP and has as system requirements: 64MB, 200MHz. CSCatchAll adds a much-needed feature to MS Exchange Server 2000 and 2003: A catch-all mailbox that receives all mail originally addressed to recipients that are not in your active directory without causing a non-delivery report back to the sender.
CSCatchAll 2.00 has been tested and received a complete evaluation by the Soft32Download experts and due to the great results it has been awarded with the "Clean & Safe" award, meaning that this product is 100% clean of adware/spyware/trojans/viruses and it is safe to install.
Publisher review: CSCatchAll adds a much-needed feature to MS Exchange Server 2000 and 2003: A catch-all mailbox that receives all mail originally addressed to recipients that are not in your active directory. There is zero configuration of CSCatchAll necessary - just install it and add a "catchall@yourdomain.com" email address to any of your users in the active directory. That user then receives all misaddressed email.
This feature is very useful if you do not want to emit non-delivery reports back to the sender and still want to keep your normal email addresses. CSCatchAll only reroutes those emails that can not be matched to any regular recipient in your organization. Requirements: 64MB, 200MHz
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