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Re: .NET and IPv6 (General questions)

by Kai, Wednesday, January 12, 2011, 14:45 (5065 days ago) @ woddrazen

Hello Drazen,

Unfortunately we don't have plans to migrate our mail components to .NET. However, you can use them in .NET environment without any problem.

Thank you for the information.


We can add support for IPv6 in mail server components. However, we will need a week to do that.

IPv6 would be nice, because more and more server are using IPv6.
Are there any cost for me?

Greetings

Kai

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