Set up a mail server

Server] Graphic win2003 mail server configuration [posting 09:20:18] issuer: cwbqiuyu

Windows comes with an email server. After some exploration, the configuration process is as follows:
Before talking about it, you 'd better have an international domain name,
You don't want your email address to be in the form of username @ IP.

Now, proceed to the topic.

Take my own domain name as an example. First, log on to the domain name management system,
Point the MX record of the domain name to the address of my mail server. Note that there is a small dot next to it, and then point this domain name to the real IP address of my computer:

After the above operations, we can enter mail.songzi.org to directly switch to my mail server.
Next, open your service Configuration Wizard, select the email server, and click Next,

Enter the email domain name, that is, your domain name.

During installation, you may need to insert the installation disc of the system.

Installation Complete

Click Program-management tools-POP3 service to add a new domain named songzi.org.

Double-click a new domain name and add an email:

Start IIS and start the default SMTP virtual server.

Then, specify your local IP address in the SMTP attribute:

Then, your mailbox configuration is complete. You can send a letter to your mailbox in another mailbox to test it. The settings in outlook are as follows:

How about receiving the email you sent from another mailbox? Let's talk about how to send the email.

In this case, do not rush

First, select "my server requires Identity Authentication" in "account properties", and then select the same logon mode as in "Settings.
In the SMTP attribute, select "Integrated Windows Authentication" for authentication"

After the above settings, you can send external mail.
So far, Windows Mail Server has been configured. If you are interested, try it.