Building an enterprise internal mail server with Windows Server 2003

The company will build a mail server to facilitate the delivery of internal mail. and requires each employee to be able to use their own account number and password. The leader gave me the job, but it is hard for me. You can easily build an internal mail server with Windows Server 2003.

1. Install POP3, SMTP, NNTP, DNS on the server.

Start-Control Panel-Add/Remove Windows Components

Select the DNS service

Select SMTP and NNTP services

Select POP3 Service

The installation is appropriate.

2. Configure the DNS service to create the appropriate zone a.com on the DNS server.

Start-Programs-management tools-dns

3. Configure POP3, create a new a.com, and add the appropriate mailbox.

Start-Programs-management tools-POP3

4. View SMTP information.

Start-Programs-Administrative Tools-internet Information Management (IIS)

The established area has been successfully detected.

5. Verify that messages can be sent between mailboxes.

Enter OE and configure accordingly.

Enter the address of the appropriate mailbox, and click Next.

Enter the appropriate server address for sending and receiving messages, and click Next.

Enter the appropriate account name and password, and click Next.

Click Finish to complete the OE settings.

The OE is also started on another PC and is configured accordingly.

[Email protected] Send an e-mail to [email protected] and click "Send".

Click Send/Receive in John Doe's mailbox to view the message.

Pop up a dialog box this is to write the user name as the full name of the mailbox.

has successfully received the mail, the reverse is also possible, to this our internal mail system is basically built, can be based on the company's requirements to establish multiple email addresses.

Building an enterprise internal mail server with Windows Server 2003