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From: Swee-Chuan Khoo <sckhoo@asiapac.net>
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hi,

        I got an request from customer asking whether we provide
the following services.

        They want their intranet connect to my server couple of times
a day to receive and sending mail thro my connection to internet.
They will use my server space to store incoming mail and use the smtp
to send mail. BTW< multiple account in their LAN. This sounds like
uucp, right? Any other solution, do like to get uucp install if i can
avoid it.

        They are running M$ Exchange Server. What should i install in
my server site, preferably a FreeBSD machine.

        Thanx.
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