DOX seamlessly integrates storage and mail messaging system to achieve features that excel an ordinary online storage service.
File sharing server on the Internet accessible from anywhere with a web browser. Allows easy data sharing among project members or with your business partners.
Transport Layer Security (TLS) encrypts the traffic in transit. Folder level access control restricts folder access to the particular set of users.
Handle files with familiar drag & drop operation using Microsoft Window’s Web Folder (WebDAV) feature.
Web Mail feature (Outbound only) built into DOX achieves sending of a large file attachment that is not typically suitable for a regular mail environment. Web Mail’s security features prevent accidental sending of a message and are safer than sending the file attachment via regular mail client. Sent file attachment is automatically deleted after a predefined time period.
Optional IIJ Secure MX Service and DOX Link Feature achieves enhanced integration between storage and mail messaging system. For example, file attachment sent via Outlook Express will automatically upload to DOX.
There are typically 2 ways to use DOX.
First is to use DOX as a shared file server on the Internet. Folder level access control maintains secure data sharing for multi-user environment. Typical scenarios include: collaboration with business partners, data sharing among branch offices, long term storage of data.
DOX is also available as a mail support tool. For example, you can upload a large file to DOX instead of attaching it to a mail message. When sending a mail from DOX’s Web Mail feature (Outbound only), the file attachment first uploads to DOX. The message only contains a link that leads to the corresponding file attachment saved in DOX. You can upload a file and notify the recipient at the same time. You may also apply settings to automatically delete the uploaded file attachment after certain time period.
Optional IIJ Secure MX Service achieves enhanced integration between storage and mail messaging system. A file attachment sent via Outlook Express will automatically upload to DOX. This effectively bypasses the size limit imposed on the file attachment.
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