POPcon PRO Downloads
Free 30-day trial of POPcon PRO v4.8.12
Please note: The upgrade from v3.x to the new version v4.x is free only for licenses bought within the last 12 months.
POPcon PRO for 64 bit Exchange 2019, 2016, 2013, 2010 or 2007:
Test the full product for 30 days without any restrictions. If you are sure POPcon PRO meets your needs you can order the software online.
This version automatically converts to the full, non time limited product once you enter a license key.
How to upgrade to this version from a previous version:
1. Uninstall old Version. All your configuration settings will be kept in the registry.
2. Run the installation software from the above link and follow the instruction. All your configuration settings will be imported from any old installation.
What was changed between versions?
POPcon PRO version history
Additional downloads - POPcon PRO utilities
POPconTrigger - Trigger a mail retrieval cycle from the command line
You can use POPconTrigger to start a mail retrieval cycle from the command line or another software capable of starting an .exe file. The command line format is:
POPcontrigger SERVER
Instead of "SERVER" you need to enter the name of the server POPcon PRO is running on. This parameter is only needed if POPcon PRO is running on a different computer than POPconTrigger.
POPconView - POPcon PROAdmin but without the ability to change the POPcon PRO configuration
You can install POPconView on individual user's workstations to allow the users to trigger a POPcon PRO mail retrieval cycle manually and to monitor the operation of POPcon PRO without giving the user the ability to change the POPcon PRO configuration. New: Now you can select a fixed server that this utility talks to by adding the server name or IP in the command line. "POPconView.exe MYSERVER" or "POPconView.exe 192.168.1.1" connects POPconView directly to the server - very handy in cases where firewalls block the POPconView/POPcon service discovery protocol.
popcon_addaccount.exe - command-line utility to add a POP3 or IMAP account to the POPcon configuration.
usage: popcon_addaccount 11 parameters divided by spaces
Parameters:
1. POP3/IMAP server name (string)
2. user name to log on POP3/IMAP server
3. password
4. Nr of days to leave mail on host. 0= delete after download, 999= leave indefinitely.
5. standard forward address - Forward all email from this account to that addresss. Empty string: Distribute according to email header information.
6. IP port number for POP3 or IMAP connection
7. Timeout value (seconds) for connections to this account
8. Postmaster address - reroute email to unknown users to this address. Empty string: Do not reroute email to unknown users.
9. SSL. 0= do not use SSL. 1= use SSL connection.
10. POP3/IMAP. 0= POP3, 1= IMAP.
11. Display name - the name of the account displayed in the log file.
Example:
popcon_addaccount "pop.mydomain.com" "myuser" "mysecretpassword" 0 "" 110 30 "postmaster@mydomain.com" 0 0 "display name"
Will add one account to POPcon's configuration that downloads from pop.mydomain.com, user myuser with password mysecretpassword. This account will delete emails after download without leaving them on the server any longer. The mail will be distributed according to the header information ("catchall style mailbox"). The connection will be made on POP3 standard port 110 with a timeout of 30 seconds. If the recipient does not exist in your Exchange Server, the mail will be rerouted to postmaster@mydomain.com. The connection will not use SSL and it is not an IMAP but a POP3 server that the mail is downloaded from.
popcon_changepw.exe - command-line utility to change the POP3/IMAP password on an existing account identified by server- and username.
usage: popcon_changepw pop/imap-server-name username new-password
or: popcon_changepw pop/imap-server-name username old-password new-password
Example:
popcon_changepw "pop.mydomain.com" "myuser" "myoldpassword" "mynewpassword"
Will change the existing account password to mynewpassword on the account for pop.mydomain.com with username myuser if the old password matches myoldpassword.