While it may be more common to move to MDaemon from Microsoft Exchange or to move MDaemon from one server to another, it's also possible to move a single domain from one MDaemon server to another - without migrating the entire server.
Many organizations that once shifted email and productivity workloads to Microsoft 365 (Office 365) are now “repatriating” them to on-premise email servers. This trend is highlighted by several key drivers – financial, technical, compliance and control. In practice, businesses cite soaring cloud costs, regulatory/data-sovereignty concerns, performance/reliability issues and a desire for tighter control as motivating factors. In this post, we summarize these reasons and note key examples when possible.
If you manage a mail server, having a functional postmaster alias isn't just a best practice—it's a requirement. According to RFC 2142, every email domain must have a working postmaster@yourdomain.com address. But beyond compliance, this simple alias plays a critical role in maintaining healthy email communication and managing server-related issues.
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With Microsoft Exchange Server 2016 and 2019 reaching end of life in 2025, businesses need to act swiftly to find a reliable and cost-effective alternative. MDaemon Email Server offers an affordable, trusted solution with strong security, easy administration and lower operational costs.
MDaemon Webmail makes it easy to transfer your address book from Microsoft Outlook and other email clients. Simply export your contacts into a CSV file, then log into MDaemon Webmail and navigate to the folder list via the Settings/Options menu. From here, you can import your CSV file and populate your contacts lists without having to re-enter them manually.
Recently, Microsoft announced they are ending support for Windows Mail, along with their Calendar and People apps, and trying to get people to switch to their new Outlook app. Understandably, many who are used to the features found in the desktop Outlook app will be looking for an alternative.
You may recall that in MDaemon 23.5, we added calendar publishing and appointment booking for MDaemon Webmail users (you can read about it here). But did you know there's an easy way to facilitate appointment booking using your email signature?
MDaemon Email Server is used by businesses in a variety of industries, including finance, manufacturing, education and healthcare, and each industry has different needs when it comes to email and collaboration. That's why we strive to make MDaemon highly customizable. One such feature is the ability to hide the Documents folder in MDaemon Webmail.
