| Macworld (US Edition); April 2004 |
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"And Kerio MailServer, with its dedication to security, ease of administration, and flexibility, is simply spectacular right out of the box." |
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| LinuxWorld Magazine; February 2004, Vol. 2, Issue 2 |
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"Kerio's KerioMailServer5 supports most standards-based mail clients such as Mozilla, Ximian's Evolution, Mulberry, and Pine, along with Outlook in "Internet" mode. Using IMAP and general public and shared folders you can provide most of the functionality offered by Exchange. You can even create individual and shared address books that appear as a single, personalized address book for each user."
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| Viking Electronics, USA |
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"We chose Kerio Winroute Firewall with McAfee Antivirus and Cobion Content filtering after experiencing nothing less than pure bliss with the Kerio Mailserver 5 product. We were able to replace two servers, including a Novell BorderManager server which never lived up to its expectations, with a single inexpensive machine running both the firewall and the mail server! No need for an expensive server platform or multi-license server OS!
The Kerio products far outperformed its predecessors! Installation, implementation and administration was a breeze, and the new system was up in minutes... Bravo to Kerio!"
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| Groenhorst College, Netherlands |
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"Many students use the Internet on a daily basis. The connection is now being secured and it has become much faster when using Kerio's firewall / proxy products.
The software is reliable and easy to use. Besides that, its functionality is excellent and constantly improving with the continuous updates, which consequently can be installed without any problems. Also the support is excellent.
The Dutch distributor BIT, responds accurately and rapidly and also the delivery of licenses is done speedily and rapidly."
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| PC
World Australia - February 2003 |
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"The
configuration client is easy to use and finding
the settings you wish to modify is a breeze."
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| Financial
Review Australia - January 21, 2003 |
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"Reader
inquiry: are there any alternatives to Microsoft
Exchange as an SME email server?
The very question demonstrates the dominance of
the Exchange marque. In fact, there are a bevy of
competitors. Our favourite is Kerio, an ideal balance
of power and simplicity."
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| PROJECTmagazine; Vol 3 Iss 7; September 2002 |
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"Kerio Technologies states that KPF is easy to use and they weren't fooling around with that claim. Not only was installation fast, but with the overall operation of the software was simple to get to grips with. We also felt that its use for the mobile laptop would be ideal, especially since our notebook often travels away from the office and out into the wider (and sometimes malicious!) world. As a matter of fact, Kerio recommends KPF as an ideal solution for those of you who do work remotely, even if it's only occasionally. You never can tell what you'll pick up when you're away from the safety of your own corporate network! With that in mind, Kerio also provides users with frequent updates and fixes to help protect you against the latest security threats."
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