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- Downloading Patches and Upgrades
- New in Version 8.1
- Services
- User Interface
- Anti-Spam Functionality
- Web Messaging
- Basic Mail Delivery Services
- Additional Services
- Features
- IMail Client for Windows
- Directory Structure
- Types of Configurations
- Basic Configuration
- Advanced Configuration
- Viewing the Basic Configuration
- Root User ID
- A Look at Services
- Verifying Services
- Default Service Ports
- Checking Configuration of the Primary Host
- Checking the DNS Configuration for the Primary Host
- Setting Up DNS for the Primary Host
- Setting Up DNS for Multiple Mail Hosts
- Setting Up an Alias for a Host
- Adding an Additional Host
- Virtual Hosts with IP Addresses
- Virtual Hosts without IP Addresses
- Configuring a Virtual Host
- Additional Host Settings
- Adding Hosts Based on External Databases
- Configuring the Primary Host
- Creating a Host Based on an External Database
- Configuring an External User Database
- Changing the IP Address of a Host
- Setting up a Dial-up Internet Connection
- Receiving Mail from an Internet Service Provider
- Setting Up the Server for Dial-up Access
- Setting Up a Mail Gateway
- Setting Up IMail Server as a Backup Mail Spooler
- Setting Up Peering
- How Peering Works
- Setup Procedure
- Example of Setting Up Peer Servers
- Using ETRN to Retrieve Mail
- Working with User Accounts
- Adding User Mail Accounts
- Importing NT Users
- Deleting a User Mail Account
- Finding Orphan Mail Accounts
- Setting Defaults for New Users
- Working with Mailboxes (Directory tab)
- Combining Mailbox Names with User IDs
- Setting Up a Finger Plan
- Setting Up a Vacation Message
- Viewing the List of Sender E-mail Addresses
- Clearing the List of Sender E-mail Addresses
- Sending an Automated Response to Every E-Mail
- Forwarding Mail to Another User Account
- Applying User Settings to other Users
- Global Settings for Existing Users
- Disabling All Users on a Host
- Creating Aliases
- Types of Aliases
- Adding an Alias
- Processing Mail to Users that Don't Exist
- Processing Order
- Setting Up Delivery Rules
- Rules Processing
- Creating an Inbound Delivery Rule
- Creating an Outbound Delivery Rule for a Host
- Adding Multiple Conditions to Rules
- Processing Order for Conditions
- Order of Rules
- Testing a Delivery Rule
- Rule Syntax
- Determining Which Rule Trapped a Message
- Storing Search Text in External Files
- Limitations
- Commonly Used Rule Examples
- Note to Killer WebMail and Classic WebMail Users
- Using the Info Manager
- Using the Info Manager for a Single Automated Response
- When to Use a Sub-divided Info Manager Account
- Sub-areas and Mailboxes
- Sub-dividing an Info Manager Account
- Notes about Forwarding
- Disabling the Info Manager
- More About the Info Manager
- SMTP RFCs Supported
- Basic Information
- Logging On
- Configuring the SMTP Server
- SMTP Options
- Using a Remote Mail Gateway
- SMTP Security
- Advanced Options
- Background on SMTP Protocol Security
- Security Strategies
- Mail Relay
- Validating Incoming Mail
- Access Control Options
- Changing the SMTP Hello Message
- Setting SMTP Security Options
- Setting Mail Relay Options
- Mail Relay Options
- Setting Access to Local Mail Groups
- Validating Incoming Mail
- Setting Access to the SMTP Server
- Copying Inbound and Outbound Mail
- Logging On
- Configuring the POP3 Server
- Logging Options
- Other Options
- Advanced Options
- Change the POP3 Hello Message:
- Setting Access to the POP3 Server
- IMAP4 Implementation
- IMAP4 Server Support
- Full IMAP4 Client Support
- Mailbox Management
- Public Mailboxes
- Logging On
- Configuring the IMAP4 Server
- Logging Options
- Conditional Options
- Advanced Options
- Changing the IMAP 4 Hello Message:
- What is Web Messaging?
- What Can Users Do with Web Messaging?
- System Requirements
- Web Messaging Security
- Using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
- Troubleshooting SSL
- Setting Up Web Messaging
- Web Address for the Web Messaging Server
- Multiple Mail Hosts
- Configuring the Web Server
- Advanced Tab
- Setting Access to Web Messaging Features
- Using Remote Administration Features
- User Administration
- Alias Administration
- List Administration
- Viewing Monitor Logs and the Spool Directory
- Managing Virtual Hosts
- Managing Mailing Lists
- Creating Delivery Rules
- Editing the News of the Day and Welcome Messages
- Spell Checker
- Installing Dictionaries For Hosts
- Enabling Spell Check
- Accessing Spell Check
- Disabling Spell Check
- Editing Dictionaries
- Dictionary Explanations
- Displaying Online Advertisements
- Editing the Welcome Message
- Editing the News of the Day
- Multi-Lingual Support
- Customizing Web Messaging
- What is IMail Web Calendaring?
- What Can Users Do?
- System Requirements
- Security
- Using Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
- Starting an SSL Connection from a Browser
- The Web Address for IMail Web Calendaring
- If You Have Multiple Mail Hosts
- Configuring the Web Calendaring Server
- Setting Access to IMail Web Calendaring Features
- Invitations
- Sending E-mail Invitations
- Viewing Invitations
- Accepting Invitations
- Declining Invitations
- Displaying Online Advertisements
- Customizing IMail Web Calendaring
- Configuring the Monitor Server
- Logging On
- Changing Monitor Settings in the Control Panel
- Working with Notifications
- Defining a Notification
- Defining Beeper Notifications
- Using an External Beeper Program
- Defining Pager Notifications
- Defining E-mail Notifications
- Adding Notifications to the Notifications Tab
- Enabling Notifications
- Disabling Notifications
- Web Administration Feature
- Configuring Web Administration
- Setting Access to Web Administration
- Using the Web Administration Capability
- Personal Account Options
- System Administration
- Host Administration
- LDAP Implementation
- Full LDAP Directory Support
- LDAP Directory Structure
- Supplying LDAP Information for Unregistered Users
- Accessing LDAP Information from Microsoft Mail Clients
- Populating the LDAP Database
- Logging On
- Configuring
- Options
- Enabling LDAP Administrators (Host's LDAP tab)
- Configuring the Password Server
- Logging Options
- Logging On
- Logging On
- Configuring the Whois Server
- Options
- Logging Options
- Logging On
- Configuring the Finger Server
- Logging Options
- Configuring the Queue Manager
- Options
- DNS Cache Options
- Failed Domain Skipping Options
- The Mail Queue
- Viewing Files in the Queue
- Files in the Queue
- Beginning Character in File Name
- File Extensions
- Attachments
- Features
- How the List Server Works
- Types of Mailing Lists
- Open Lists (Anyone Can Post)
- Subscriber Lists
- Moderated Lists
- Using Passwords and Posters Lists
- Posting to a List
- Using a Password
- Requesting Information and Subscribing
- Format of Requests
- Commands for Requesting Information
- Commands for Subscribing and Unsubscribing
- Commands for the Use of Subscribers
- Commands for the Use of the List Owner (or Moderator)
- Creating a Mailing List
- Setting Advanced Options
- Setting List-Server Security
- Setting Up Digest Mode
- Set up digest mode for a list-server mailing list
- Digest Scheduling
- Removing Subscribers and Unknown Users
- Setting Up an Alias to Remove an Unknown User
- Setting Up an Alias to Automatically Delete a User
- Overview
- Anti-Spam Features
- Accessing Anti-Spam Features
- Overview of Setup Tasks
- Server Configuration
- Host Configuration
- Processing Order
- Server Configuration
- Configuring DNS Black Lists
- Configuring a DNS Black List for the Server
- Options
- Enabling/Disabling DNS Black lists
- Enabling Logging
- Host Configuration
- Connection Filtering
- Enabling/Disabling DNS Black lists
- Changing a Black List Type
- Validation Tests
- Display Labels
- Content Filtering
- Statistical Filtering
- Options
- Setting Up the Exclude List
- Phrase Filtering
- Setting Up the Phrase List
- Editing the Phrase List
- Options
- Merging Multiple Phrase Lists
- What to Enter in the Phrase List
- HTML Content Filtering
- HTML Feature Filtering
- Options
- URL Domain Black List
- Options
- Adding a Domain to the URL Domain Black List
- Editing a Domain in the URL Domain Black List
- Merging Multiple URL Domain Black Lists
- Configuring Trusted Addresses
- Adding Trusted Addresses
- Display Options
- Advanced Configuration
- Advanced Statistical Filtering
- Options
- Using Delivery Rules to Filter Spam
- Bouncing Spam Messages
- Forward Spam messages to a Specific User Folder
- X-Header Explanations
- Updating the antispam-table.txt File
- Command Syntax
- Reading the Antispam-table.txt File
- Modifying the antispam-table.txt File
- Resolving Incorrectly Identified E-Mail
- Resolving False Positives in the Antispam-table.txt File
- Using one Antispam-table.txt File for All Hosts
- Creating Separate Antispam-table.txt Files for Hosts
- Customizing the Antispam-table.txt File
- Entering New Words into the Antispam-table.txt File
- Changing word counts for individual words
- Deleting Words from the Antispam-table.txt File
- Merging antispam-table.txt Files
- Creating a URL Domain Black List From a Mailbox
- Creating a URL Domain Black List and antispam-table.txt
- Configuring the Anti-Spam Engine to Identify Wildcards
- Preparing Mailboxes for use with antispamseeder.exe
- Logging
- Logging Tab
- File Format
- Log Message Components
- Anti-Spam Administration in Web Messaging
- Accessing the Anti-Spam Web Messaging Pages
- Navigating the Anti-Spam Pages
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Troubleshooting
- Requirements for Connection
- Password Server Setup
- Connecting to a Remote Server
- Adding a Beeper or Pager Alias
- Defining a Pager Alias
- Defining a Beeper Alias
- Sending a Message to a Pager/Beeper
- "Forwarding" a Message to a Pager
- Sending a Message to a Beeper When Mail Arrives
- Adding Aliases (addalias.exe)
- Basic Command Syntax
- Adding an Alias to the Primary Host
- Adding an Alias to a Specific Host
- Deleting an Alias
- Importing a Windows NT Group as a Group Alias
- Return Codes
- Using a Text File
- Adding Virtual Hosts (adddomain.exe)
- Basic Command Syntax and Example
- Adding Users (adduser.exe)
- Basic Command Syntax
- Adding a User ID
- Deleting a User ID
- Return Codes
- Using a Text File
- Disabling Web Options
- Sample File
- Sending Mail (imail1.exe)
- Command Syntax
- Deleting Old Messages (immsgexp.exe)
- Basic Command Syntax
- Example
- Populating the LDAP Database (ldaper.exe)
- Basic Command Syntax
- Sending Mail to All Users (mailall.exe)
- Basic Command Syntax
- Examples
- Backing Up IMail Server Configuration (regback.exe)
- Basic Syntax Command
- Delivering Mail (smtp32.exe)
- Processing Rules for smtp32 (and imail1)
- Cleaning the Spool Directory (isplcln.exe)
- Basic Command Syntax
- Example
- Merging\Cleaning Phrase Lists and URL Domain Black Lists (cleanlist.exe)
- Basic Command Syntax
- Merging Phrase lists
- Merging URL Domain Black Lists
- Deleting Duplicate Entries in the URL Domain Black List
- Example
- Example
- Deleting Duplicate Entries from the Phrase List
- Backing Up the IMail Server Configuration
- Using IMail Administrator to Back Up the Registry
- Using a Command Line Utility
- Using Regedit
- Backing Up IMail Server System Files
- Backing Up User Mail
- Mail Server Log Files
- Typical Log Files
- Large Log Files
- Disabling Logging
- Troubleshooting
- File Locking
- IMail Log Analyzer
- Analyzing a Log File
- Search Options
- Report Types
- Interpreting the Analysis
- Running Log Analyzer as a Command Line Utility
- Basic Command Syntax
- Example Command Line Entry
- Connection Filtering
- Content Filtering
- Deleting an IP Address Not in Use
- Customizing Text for Bounce Messages
- Changing the number of Times Black Lists Retry a DNS Query
- Refuse Null Senders
- Web Files and Directory Structure
- Directory Structure for Multiple Hosts
- Editing Web Templates
- Web Templates and their Associated Web Pages
- Customizing a Web Page
- Editing Tips
- Configuration Files
- Edit colors
- Changing Button Labels and Logos
- Edit Header and Footer Globally
- Editing the Language Displays
- Miscellaneous Customizations
- Creating and Editing Language Pack Files
- Editing Language Pack Files
- Creating New Language Pack Files
- IMail Tags
- Tag Syntax
- Web Messaging
- Web Calendaring
- Types of Tags
- ParseExtensions
- Directory Location
- Adding ParseExtensions to the Registry
- Spell Check Dictionaries
- MD5- Message-Digest Algorithm
- SSL Implementation
- OpenLDAP Licenses
- Glossary
- Index