MDaemon mail server configuration problem 10

So far, there are no good tutorials on the Internet to learn about. I will install and debug the MDaemon server for the first time, collect some MDaemon problems by asking questions, and summarize them to share with you!

1. How do I enter the webmail interface without using special ports?

Both MDaemon and Imail have the web mail function, but the default logon method is:

Http: // 127.0.0.1: Port (assuming the IP address is

127.0.0.1)

Here, the default port is 3000. However, I found an option during setup:

Worldclinent is running under IIS (which is optional) if you select this option, the port settings under this option will become grayed out.

Q: After I select running under IIS, I cannot directly log in with http: // 127.0.0.1 (without any port. Why? Is my understanding incorrect? Or what do I forget to set in IIS? Or does MDaemon sever need to use a special port to access the webmail interface?

A: Light selection options are useless, see the ftp://ftp.altn.com/MDaemon/Release/WorldClient_under_IIS_5.doc

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2. How can I change the default welcome letter of a newly registered user to my own welcome content?

New registered users will receive a welcome letter automatically sent by the mail system, and how to modify the content of the letter.

Q: What folder is the welcome letter in?

A: C: \ MDaemon \ app \ welcome. dat

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3. Q: How to Set SMTP authentication for mdeamon?

A: Security Settings-> ip Shielding-> pop befort SMTP

In the local sender must have accessed mailbox within last 30 minutes

Check the preceding information and activate this option. Generally, this time is set to 5 minutes.

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4. Q: How do I allow Members to modify their materials on the web mail interface?

A: To install WebAdmin, the default port is port: 1000. After installation, enter web mail:

Options-"MDaemon setting.

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5. How to set the first automatic system confirmation letter for newly registered members

A strange problem found during installation and debugging: In the last few steps of installation, the installer will allow you to set the account of the first registered user. After registration, log on to the web mail interface and you will receive an automatic confirmation letter from the system. The content in the letter is the help of some common commands and the relevant content of registered members.

Then I registered several new test accounts on the webmail interface. However, no confirmation letter is received after login. Why?

Q: How can I receive confirmation from the system for every newly registered user?

A: By default, users registered on the web mail interface cannot receive accounts opened in the background.

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6. Check whether MDaemon Antivirus is automatically integrated with MDaemon server after MDaemon Antivirus is installed.

Q: What additional settings do I need If Automatic Integration or automatic integration is not complete?

A: use the default installation settings. You don't have to worry about multiple features !!

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7. Restrict mailbox capacity

In the settings, I set the default mailbox capacity to 10 MB (not sure whether it is set correctly), but I do not know how to know the usage of the space?

Q: Where should I set the default mailbox capacity? How do I know the capacity usage after setting? Can I display the capacity usage on the webmail interface? How can I set it to display it on the webmail interface?

A: To install WebAdmin, the default port is port: 1000. After installation, enter web mail:

Options-"MDaemon setting.

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8. Q: Where can I set the attachment size limit?

A: The attachment size is not set in the current version and can be limited in the next version!

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9: Q: How can I make an MDaemon mail server that has been confirmed to work normally in the LAN become an Internet mail server?

You have created an email server that works normally in the LAN. I bought a domain name (Here we assume the domain name is company.com), and I have confirmed that you can use the email.company.com URL to enter the MDaemon web mail interface !! MDaemon inside the primary domain ip I am set to 127.0.0.1, e-mail form is: username@company.com (and the following companies to buy the domain name is the same)

Yahoo and Hotmail do not receive the test email when they try to send emails to Yahoo and Hotmail. I can't receive emails from Yahoo and Hotmail to the company's MDaemon server!

How can I set MDaemon server to communicate with internat?

A: Two steps are required:

A. Add an MX record to the DNS server of the Company domain name or the DNS server of your domain name retailer to point to the IP address and Host Name of the current MDaemon server;

B. Enter the Company domain name in menu: setup-> primary domain of MDaemon. (This step has been completed during your installation)

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10. Q: How do I back up MDaemon server and restore the backup?

I only want to back up all the registered accounts and MDaemon server settings. How should I back up?

I found a backup option during the MDaemon setting process, allowing you to select the backup path. The backup file is generated in *. ZIP format. What is the use of this backup?

If I have re-installed the server and MDaemon server, what should I do if I want to back up the account and set the restore?

A: All of MDaemon's settings are stored in text based files with. Dat or. ini extensions. These files are located in the MDaemon \ app \ directory.

1. If you back up your MDaemon server each night, then you are already able to restore MDaemon to its original configuration.

Note: You can configure MDaemon to automatically backup its configuration each night by going to setup/miscellaneous options/disk.

2. if you are not backing up the MDaemon server go to Windows Explorer and copy the MDaemon directory, example C: \ MDaemon, to a network drive that is backed up or to a temporary directory that will be safe to back-up.

3. if for some reason you have to restore MDaemon, all you have to do is reinstall MDaemon into its original directory, then copy the back-up directory, \ MDaemon \, over the new install. MDaemon will now be restored.