SCOoffice Mail Server

Getting Started Guide

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Table of Contents

Preface
About SCOoffice Mail Server Documentation
Viewing SCOoffice Mail Server Online Documentation
Technical Support
Register Your Product
SCOoffice Mail Server Late News
SCO Self-Help Services
How Can We Improve This Book?
1. Introducing the SCOoffice Mail Server
Features
New Features in This Release
Architectural Overview
Licensing
2. Before Installing the SCOoffice Mail Server
Planning a SCOoffice Mail Server Configuration
Number of Mail and Calendar Clients
Mail Quotas
Junk Mail Filtering
Optional SCOoffice Mail Connector for Microsoft Outlook
Calendar Options
Local or Remote LDAP Server
Component File Locations
Local System User Accounts
High Availability Journalling Filesystem
System Requirements
UnixWare 7.1.2 (Open UNIX 8) Requirements
Installation Options
How the SCOoffice Mail Server Alters Your System
Using SSL Certificates
Installation and Configuration Overview
3. Installation and Removal
Native Linux Stand-alone Installation
Native Caldera OpenLinux Upgrade
UnixWare 7 Installation and Upgrade
Non-Graphical Installation and Upgrade
Removing the SCOoffice Mail Server
Setting the Language
DNS Setup
Known Limitations in This Release
4. Administering the SCOoffice Mail Server
The admin Administrative Account
The Server Manager Administration Interface
Managing Domains
Managing Mail Users
Managing Mail Aliases
Managing System Services
Advanced SCOoffice Mail Server Administration
5. Administering Mail Client Users
The Client Preferences Manager Interface
Configuring Mail Clients
Managing Mail Client Users
6. Calendar Configuration
Outlook Free/Busy Calendaring
About the Free/Busy Calendar ftp Server
Enabling Client Free/Busy Publication
SCOoffice Mail Connector for Microsoft Outlook