Introduction
In this guide we’ll learn how to setup the Axigen Mail-Server ( Version 10.0.0 ) on our Debian Wheezy ( this guide might also work for Jessie ) machine. Axigen is a powerful, award-winning Windows and Linux mail server. A free version with some limitations is offered, but for personal usage the free version is fine.
Get your License
Before we can start setting up / installing Axigen, we have to get our free license from their website. Visit their official site and obtain a free license. The license will be sent to you over E-Mail as file. We’ll learn later how to apply our license to our installation.
Download the Installer
After we have received our license, we can download the Axigen Mail-Server Installer.
wget https://www.axigen.com/usr/files/axigen-10.0.0/axigen-10.0.0.amd64.deb.run
Installing
The installation itself is pretty easy and there are no additional steps required, we only have to run the installer.
chmod o+x axigen-10.0.0.amd64.deb.run
./axigen-10.0.0.amd64.deb.run
The installer might ask us some questions, we will answer them to fit our needs.
Configuration
Once the installer is done installing the mail-server, we have to start it before we can do any configuration.
/etc/init.d/axigen start
Now we can open the administration panel under:
http://OUR_SERVER_IP:9000
Add our license
Because we don’t want to use the 30-day-free-trial license, we have to add / upload our own license.
Go to the “Dashboard” page on your admin-panel and click on the button called VIEW LICENSE INFO. We have a button there which allows us to upload our own license. Click this button, select the license which Axigen sent you over E-Mail and enjoy your brand-new mailserver running Axigen!
Miscellaneous
Axigen is a great mail-server, even for personal and business usage. If you are unhappy with your current mail server, consider evaluating Axigen.
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