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Subject: SPAM - L-Soft Int'l to release Net barrage product
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From: FringeWare Daily <email@fringeware.com>
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Date: Thu, 7 Mar 1996 12:59:41 -0800
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Keywords: elegal examinow concers asive factne docussy
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Reply-To: info@fringeware.com (Anon of FringeWare)

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CS141-09 NT LIST SERVER PROMISES TO
DELIVER 2M MESSAGES DAILY
To capitalize on the explosion in Internet mass mailings,
some would call it cyber-junk mail, L-Soft International has
developed an NT list server that can barrage the Net with
100,000 SMTP deliveries an hour from a $5,000-class Pentium
server. The LSMTP server uses technology L-Soft originally
developed for Internet list servers on IBM mainframes.
Running internal tests for six months at its Landover,
Maryland headquarters, L-Soft has been delivering an average
two million messages a day, making it the busiest list
server on the Net. It compares its performance to $50,000
Unix servers typically rated at no more than 300,000
messages a day. A LSMTP beta has been running at City
University in New York, delivering as many as 361,440 e-
mails daily with NT Server on a 66MHz Intel 486-based server
with 24MB of memory. CUNY had been using a mainframe list
server. LSMTP pricing ranges from $6,250 for a 50 thread
license and $9,500 for 200 threads to $18,750 for one with
unlimited threads. The number of threads determines how many
e-mails can be sent simultaneously. A "lite" NT version for
users with more modest needs will cost around $500 and is
set for release by the end of April. The company is also
offering bundles combining LSMTP and its Listserv mailing
list manager.



