Contents
- Other Information Sources
- Visit Our Web Site
- Components of an Internet Mail System
- Planning Your Installation
- Step 1: What Do You Need?
- System Requirements
- Hardware Environment
- Step 2: Create DNS Entries for Your Mail Server
- Step 3: Choose the Type of User Database
- Step 4: What E-Mail Services Do You Want to Provide?
- Step 5: Determine Security Levels and Access Control
- SMTP Mail Relay options
- SMTP Authentication
- Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
- Step 6: One Mail Host or Multiple Hosts?
- Installing IMail Server
- Step 1: Start the Installation Procedure
- Step 2: Set the Official Host Name for Your Server
- Step 3: Select the User Database
- Step 4: Select the Location for IMail Files and Folders
- Step 5: Set Security Options
- Step 6: Select the IMail Services You Want to Use
- Step 7: Add a Test User
- Step 8: Install Language Packs for Web Templates
- Step 9: Restart your system
- Testing Your IMail Server Installation
- Step 1: Confirm your DNS Settings
- Step 2: Confirm Your IMail Server Installation
- Step 3: Confirm User Database Setup
- Step 4: Sending and Receiving Mail in a Test Account
- Upgrading
- Upgrading Using External Databases
- Upgrading the LDAP Database
- Upgrading Web Messaging
- Upgrading Language Packs for Web Templates
- Upgrading Antispam Features
- Re-Installing IMail Server to a Different Location
- Removing IMail Server
- Enabling Wizards
- Technical Support
- Mail Servers and DNS
- What is DNS?
- How a Mail Server Uses DNS
- Setting Up Mail Server Records in the DNS
- Your Local Network's DNS server
- Example of a Basic Configuration
- Sample DNS Records
- Other Configurations
- Index