hASPmin ASP.NET script

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hASPmin is built to configure most of hMailServer's settings directly within a modern web browser of your own choice hASPmin is built to configure most of hMailServer's settings directly within a modern web browser of your own choice. Written in ASP.NET (using C# and ASP.NET AJAX) hASPmin communicates with hMailServer over the e-mail server's COM API.The reason for developing hASPmin was the possibility to remotely configure the e-mail server without having the need to use a remote desktop connection to the server hMailServer is running on. This is to avoid situations where you have to access the configuration but are not able to use remote desktop - for example if port restrictions apply in local area networks.
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