Mail Server; Configuration Files - Red Hat CERTIFICATE SYSTEM 7.1 - ADMINISTRATOR Administrator's Manual

Mail Server

Select the CS instance you want to remove and choose Remove Server from the Object
3.
menu.
Alternatively, you can select the CS instance you want to remove and then right-click
your mouse choosing Remove Server from the pop-up menu.
When prompted, confirm that you want to remove the instance.
4.
The selected CS instance is removed. The corresponding internal database is not
removed. If you want to remove it, select the internal database, and repeat steps 2
through 4.
The Directory Server (configuration directory) and Administration Server binaries are
also not removed; you need these to administer the remaining servers installed in the
same server group.
Mail Server
The notifications and jobs features use the mail server set up in the CS instance to send its
notification messages. You set up a mail server using the following procedure:
In the CS window, select the Configuration tab, and then in the right pane, select the
1.
SMTP tab.
Identify the mail server by providing the following details:
2.
Server name. Type the fully qualified DNS host name of the machine on which your
mail server is installed. The format for the host name is as follows:
<machine_name>.<your_domain>.<domain>
By default, the host name of the mail server is shown as
actual host name (for example,
Port number. Type the port number on which the mail server is listening for requests.
Click Save.
3.

Configuration Files

The runtime properties of CS are governed by a set of configuration parameters. These
parameters are stored in a file that is read by the server during startup.
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mail.example.com
instead of the
localhost