Native iOS and Android apps, complete with auto-discovery, push notifications, and full 2-Step Verification. Plus, we’ve rebuilt the Mobile WebMail from the ground up.
AI-powered email analysis — phishing detection, sentiment, summaries. Runs on your on-prem GPUs, keeping your customer data inside your network. Requires configuration.
Automated Email Provisioning and Lifecycle Management.
Simplify domain, account, and group provisioning with a powerful and secure module built for hosting providers.
Host multiple certs on a single IP, one server serving many domains with their own certs.
Basic / Premium / Pro account breakdown that matches your license, with cluster-wide totals.
Sessions now persist across server restarts, keeping users signed in.
Push-based domain and account configuration updates across nodes.
Upgraded crypto stack with stronger defaults, including 2048-bit Diffie-Hellman parameters.
Accessibility improvements in WebMail themes and WebAdmin to meet current standards.
Admins can now update their own password from within WebAdmin Account Settings.
Axigen Migrator now brings contacts, calendars, tasks, and preferences across from Zimbra.
Enforces TLS and certificate validation against recipient policies, blocking downgrade attacks.
Bringing the mobile apps to your users. The new Axigen mobile apps for iOS and Android require Axigen X7 together with a license that includes the Mobile Apps add-on. If you plan to roll out the native apps to your end users, upgrade to X7 and request an updated license — it will be emailed directly to the license holder.
What to expect when upgrading to X7. Upgrading from X6 is a clean, in-place upgrade. No storage migration, index rebuild, or mailbox conversion is required, and your existing configuration is carried over automatically. As always, we recommend a full backup beforehand; note that once a server has started on X7, its storage can no longer be downgraded to X6.
OpenSSL 3.5 and stronger TLS defaults. X7 ships with OpenSSL 3.5, and Diffie-Hellman parameters are automatically upgraded to 2048-bit on first start. If you rely on legacy clients or custom cipher lists, we recommend re-testing your TLS configuration after upgrading.
The mobile apps require strict SSL certificate validation. Ensure your server uses a valid, properly configured SSL certificate with correct hostname matching and the complete certificate chain included. Self-signed or misconfigured certificates will prevent the apps from connecting.
Newly supported operating systems. Axigen X7 now supports SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and openSUSE Leap. Both are developed in Europe — like Axigen — giving organizations that value software and data sovereignty a fully European stack.
Supported versions. In accordance with our End-User License Agreement (EULA), we provide full support for the two latest major versions: Axigen X7 (10.7.x) and Axigen X6 (10.6.x).
No longer supported platforms. As of Axigen X7 the following are no longer supported: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8, CentOS Stream 8, Oracle Linux 8, AlmaLinux 8, Rocky Linux 8, Debian 11, and Ubuntu Server 22.04 LTS.
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