3Com 3C19504 Getting Started Manual page 21

Select the Incoming Mail Server Type. The option you
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select changes the mailbox configuration options dis-
played on screen. Check with your ISP which option you
should select. The options are:
Multidrop Mailbox Forwarding — Select this option if
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your company has its own domain name at the ISP, such
as
yourcompany.com
using a multi-drop mail account. This is also known as a
virtual domain.
Enter the details required to configure Multidrop Mail-
box Forwarding:
Type your Domain Name.
a
Type the Name Or IP Address Of ISP's Incoming Mail
b
Server.
Type the Username of multidrop mailbox at ISP.
c
Type the Password of multidrop mailbox at ISP.
d
Go to step 2.
e
Mirrored Mailboxes — Select this option if your ISP can
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set up a mailbox on their Internet mail server for each
user on the Internet Server, (for example,
where "myname" is each user's
myname@isp.net
e-mail account name and "isp.net" is the domain name
of your ISP). Your ISP can provide you with as many
mailboxes as you need for a nominal monthly charge for
each mailbox.
Enter the details required to configure Mirrored Mailboxes:
Type the Domain Name.
a
and you have the option of
Type the Name or IP address of ISP's incoming mail
b
server.
Go to step 2.
c
Enhanced SMTP Turn Delivery — Select this option if you
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have your own domain name at the ISP (such as
yourcompany.com), your ISP supports Enhanced SMTP
Turn Delivery (RFC 1985) and your Internet Server has a
static IP address, then you have the option of using this
Internet mail delivery feature.
The Internet Server's enhanced SMTP Turn Delivery option
allows your ISP to queue your incoming mail on their
mail server and then automatically forward it to Internet
Server the next time you connect to the Internet. Internet
Server will then forward the e-mail messages to the cor-
rect users on your LAN. It does not require you to set up
a mailbox at your ISP.
Enter the details required to configure Enhanced SMTP
Turn Delivery.
Type the Domain name.
a
Type the Name or IP address of ISP's incoming mail
b
server.
Go to step 2.
c
Stand-alone SMTP Mail Server — Select this option if you
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have a permanent connection to the Internet and can
operate your own SMTP mail server without storing any
mail at your ISP.
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