Hey Guys,

I'll be editing and enriching further, as time allows, so bare with me...Oh, and why hasn't anyone else posted here...kinda spooky?

What does your JBoss Mail Server-based system do?
We would like to be able to use two instances of it, one for corporate emails and one for "website related/external". It seems JBoss Mail Server will allow us to accomplish this, though I imagine the port and ip address's setup may be tricky.
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What does your network/hardware topology look like?
Currently only have one instance of JBoss Mail Server running as a test email server on our "webserver"
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Why did you select JBoss Mail Server?
Free is obvious, but it was/is centered around a well known and apparentlly stable product known as JBoss AS. Even though it has not had its initial release yet, it seems stable, and as well, it has been pointed out that "Although JBoss Mail Server has not yet released its 1.0 final, it is seeing production adoption as an MBA server in the telecommunications industry as well as general use in small to mid-sized organizations"
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What was the best feature?
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How easy was it to install?
Fairly Easy, Windows 2003 Standard Edition
BTW: is it impossible/possible to "port" JBossAS and MS to run in IIS 6.0 or 5.0 instead of Apache/Tomcat/Jakarta?
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What modifications did you make?
Modifying a mail listener to POST to web service on incoming email
!Thus far!
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How did you take advantage of its extensibility?
Is very extendible...
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