Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive

Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive

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Chapter 2 InstallationFigure 2.4Kerio MailServer installation path selection8. The following dialog is opened only if the Custom installation was selected. If you selectedthe Complete option, skip reading this section.In the Custom installation, it is possible to choose which Kerio MailServer componentswill be installed. This installation type is usually helpful if you need to spare your diskspace by leaving for example the help file out of the installation or if you need to installonly the Kerio Administration Console on a host from which you will perform remoteadministration.Components to be installed:• MailServer — the executive core of the program (the Kerio MailServer Engine) whichprovides all services and functions. It runs as a background application (as a service onWindows 2000, Windows XP or Windows Vista, or as a daemon on Unix-based systems).Along with the Kerio MailServer Engine, it is recommended to install the followingcomponents:• Engine Monitor — to get more information about this component, see chapter 4.1.• Performance Monitor Support — to get more information about this component, seechapter 22.9.22

2.4 InstallationFigure 2.5Custom installation• Administration Console — the Kerio MailServer’s administration interface. It can be alsoinstalled separately and used for remote administration (more information in chapter5).• Help files — If you enable both English and Czech, the help will be displayed in thelanguage version which is set in the Kerio Administration Console. If the languagein the Kerio Administration Console is changed, the language in the help is switchedautomatically.9. In the next dialog, automatic startup of Kerio MailServer upon completion of the installationcan be enabled (the Start the MailServer Engine service after the installation finishesoption).Click on Install. After this step, the installation continues (i.e. files are copied to a harddrive and all necessary system settings are performed).10. Status of the installation process is showed during the installation. Please be patient, theinstallation may take several minutes.Once the installation is completed, click Next. At this moment, the wizard is started wherebasic server parameters can be set (see section 2.5). Be really attentive while setting theseparameters.11. Once the settings in the configuration wizard are done, the final dialog of the installationwizard is opened. Click on Finish to complete the installation (see figure 2.7).23

Chapter 2 InstallationFigure 2.4<strong>Kerio</strong> MailServer installation path selection8. The following dialog is opened only if the Custom installation was selected. If you selectedthe Complete option, skip reading this section.In the Custom installation, it is possible to choose which <strong>Kerio</strong> MailServer componentswill be installed. This installation type is usually helpful if you need to spare your diskspace by leaving for example the help file out of the installation or if you need to installonly the <strong>Kerio</strong> Administration Console on a host from which you will perform remoteadministration.Components to be installed:• MailServer — the executive core of the program (the <strong>Kerio</strong> MailServer Engine) whichprovides all services and functions. It runs as a background application (as a service onWindows 2000, Windows XP or Windows Vista, or as a daemon on Unix-based systems).Along with the <strong>Kerio</strong> MailServer Engine, it is recommended to install the followingcomponents:• Engine Monitor — to get more information about this component, see chapter 4.1.• Performance Monitor Support — to get more information about this component, seechapter 22.9.22

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