Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive
Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive
Chapter 15 Sending and Receiving Mail15.5 Receiving Email Using ETRN CommandIn the Configuration → ETRN Download section you can define SMTP servers from which emailwill be downloaded using the ETRN command (usually these will be the domain’s secondaryor tertiary servers).Figure 15.14ETRN DownloadUse the Add button to add a new server:ServerThe DNS name or IP address of the serverDomain(s)A list of domains for which the server stores email. Separate individual domains usinga semi-colon (;).Figure 15.15Setting parameters for accessing the server156
15.6 Advanced OptionsDescriptionA commentary on the ETRN server definition. May be left blank.Authentication is requiredEnable this option if the server requires username/password authentication.User, PasswordAppropriate user name and passwordUse the Edit button to change the settings for server access. Remove servers using the Removebutton. For temporary removal of this server, use matching fields next to the server definition.The Options tab allows users to set the maximum delay time of dial-up line response.15.6 Advanced OptionsIn the Configuration → Advanced Options section you can set several advanced parameters forthe mailserver.Miscellaneous tabFigure 15.16Miscellaneous tabLog hostnames for incoming connectionsConvert IP addresses of remote clients and servers connecting to Kerio MailServer to DNSnames (using reverse DNS requests). This makes logs more comprehensible but it canalso decrease the performance of Kerio MailServer.Don’t show program name and version...Enable this option if you do not wish to reveal the version and name of the mailserverapplication for this domain.Warning: To activate or disable the option, restart of Kerio MailServer is required.157
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15.6 Advanced OptionsDescriptionA commentary on the ETRN server definition. May be left blank.Authentication is requiredEnable this option if the server requires username/password authentication.User, PasswordAppropriate user name and passwordUse the Edit button to change the settings for server access. Remove servers using the Removebutton. For temporary removal of this server, use matching fields next to the server definition.The Options tab allows users to set the maximum delay time of dial-up line response.15.6 Advanced OptionsIn the Configuration → Advanced Options section you can set several advanced parameters forthe mailserver.Miscellaneous tabFigure 15.16Miscellaneous tabLog hostnames for incoming connectionsConvert IP addresses of remote clients and servers connecting to <strong>Kerio</strong> MailServer to DNSnames (using reverse DNS requests). This makes logs more comprehensible but it canalso decrease the performance of <strong>Kerio</strong> MailServer.Don’t show program name and version...Enable this option if you do not wish to reveal the version and name of the mailserverapplication for this domain.Warning: To activate or disable the option, restart of <strong>Kerio</strong> MailServer is required.157
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