userguide:email:emailsettings
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| ==Enable SMTPS Server== | ==Enable SMTPS Server== | ||
| - | Turn the SMTP over SSL service on or off. | + | Turn the SMTP over SSL service on or off. [[#SSL|Important note regarding SSL]] |
| ==Enable SMTP Auth== | ==Enable SMTP Auth== | ||
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| ==Enable IMAP Server== | ==Enable IMAP Server== | ||
| - | Turn the Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) service on or off.Enabling this service allows users to retrieve email from this server appliance using email clients that support IMAP. IMAP allows users to store email on the server but requires continuous access to the server during the time users are working with their mail. | + | Turn the Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) service on or off. Enabling this service allows users to retrieve email from this server appliance using email clients that support IMAP. IMAP allows users to store email on the server but requires continuous access to the server during the time users are working with their mail. |
| ==Enable IMAPS Server== | ==Enable IMAPS Server== | ||
| - | Turn the Internet Message Access Protocol over TLS/SSL (IMAPS) service on or off. Enabling this service allows users to retrieve email from this server appliance using email clients that support IMAPS. IMAPS allows users to store email on the server but requires continuous access to the server during the time users are working with their mail. | + | Turn the Internet Message Access Protocol over TLS/SSL (IMAPS) service on or off. Enabling this service allows users to retrieve email from this server appliance using email clients that support IMAPS. IMAPS allows users to store email on the server but requires continuous access to the server during the time users are working with their mail. [[#SSL|Important note regarding SSL]] |
| ==Enable POP Server== | ==Enable POP Server== | ||
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| ==Enable POPS Server== | ==Enable POPS Server== | ||
| - | Turn the Post Office Protocol over TLS/SSL (POPS) mail retrieval service on<br>or off. Enabling this service allows users to retrieve email from this<br>server appliance using most standard email clients. | + | Turn the Post Office Protocol over TLS/SSL (POPS) mail retrieval service on or off. Enabling this service allows users to retrieve email from this server appliance using most standard email clients. [[#SSL|Important note regarding SSL]] |
| ==Enable Z-Push== | ==Enable Z-Push== | ||
| - | Z-push is an open-source application to synchronize ActiveSync compatible PDAs and mobile phones, which allows them access to emails. For more information about how to use Z-Push see:http://www.blueonyx.it/index.php?page=z-push | + | [[http://z-push.org/|Z-push]] is an open-source application to synchronize [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ActiveSync|ActiveSync]] compatible PDAs and mobile phones, which allows them access to emails. For more information about how to use Z-Push see:[[http://www.blueonyx.it/index.php?page=z-push]] |
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| ===Advanced=== | ===Advanced=== | ||
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| ==Block Email From Users== | ==Block Email From Users== | ||
| Enter the email addresses of users that are not allowed to deliver email to this server. Please enter a properly formatted email address. The default value is to leave this field empty. For example, user@example.com is a valid entry. | Enter the email addresses of users that are not allowed to deliver email to this server. Please enter a properly formatted email address. The default value is to leave this field empty. For example, user@example.com is a valid entry. | ||
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| + | ===SSL=== | ||
| + | By default, BlueOnyx is activated with a self-signed SSL certificate. The use of SSL-enabled services (ie: POP3, IMAP, or SMTP) will likely result in certificate warnings from client devices. Users may configure their clients to accept and ignore the self-signed certificate warning. Alternatively, a signed SSL certificate may be installed on the server or an individual site. | ||
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