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About Synology About Synology Founded in 2000, Synology creates network-attached storage (NAS), IP surveillance solutions, and network equipment, that transform the way users manage data, conduct surveillance, and manage network in the cloud era. By taking full advantage of the latest technologies, Synology is committed to delivering products with forward-thinking features and best-in-class customer service. References Provisioning Synology MailPlus Server Models • A list of MailPlus-ready NAS solutions can be found on this page. • The Synology NAS Selector is here. Note: When provisioning for Synology MailPlus Server, due to performance requirements, HDD drives + SSD cache are recommended. Additionally, enterprise-level drives are recommended for MailPlus Server. Synology NAS architecture can scale up to 180 drives and maximum raw storage of 1.4Pb. Licensing A single Synology MailPlus Server comes with five client licenses pre-installed. Additional licenses can be bought in lots of five or 20, both with perpetual validity. A license is bound to only one Synology Account upon activation. High Availability Architecture units configured for Synology MailPlus includes 10 email accounts by default. Detailed licensing information available on the MailPlus Licensing Page. News Stories, Articles and Reviews • NHS Trusts hit by Malware (The Guardian) • Google confirms external apps can scan your emails (Australian Broadcasting Commission) • Review of Synology Rackstation (Storage Review Magazine) • Should Your Email Live In the Cloud? A Comparative Cost Analysis (Forrester Research) • AV-Test Lab tests 16 Linux antivirus products against Windows and Linux malware • Best Antivirus Software for Windows Home users • Best Antivirus Software for Windows Business users Email and Open Source Solutions Information • Email Security Protection 101 (Digital Guardian) • About DKIM • Dovecot Replication with RSync • MacAfee Supported Devices List (pdf) • https://rspamd.com/ • Postfix (Wikipedia) • Transport Layer Security (Wikipedia) • OfflineIMAP (Wikipedia) Synology White Paper 10