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Line 168: − − {{Note box|Even with POP and IMAP configured for public access, users outside your local network are not able to send e-mail using your server as their SMTP host. Allowing this would open your server to abuse by spammers as a mail relay. Users who are travelling should either:<br /> − a. use the STMP server of their local ISP;<br /> − b. use PPTP to connect to your internal network;<br /> − c. use webmail to read and send their mail.<br /> − }}
SME Server:Documentation:Administration Manual:Chapter13 (view source)
Revision as of 09:47, 30 September 2015
, 09:47, 30 September 2015Remove obsolete info regarding SMTP access from the outside [SME: 9079]
* POP and IMAP server access: The options are "Private" and "Secure Public". The former allows access only from your local network. The latter allows access from anywhere on the Internet.
* POP and IMAP server access: The options are "Private" and "Secure Public". The former allows access only from your local network. The latter allows access from anywhere on the Internet.
* Enable/Disable Webmail: With this option you can enable or disable the webmail component of your server. More information can be found in the [[SME_Server:Documentation:User_Manual:Chapter4|Chapter on Webmail.]]
* Enable/Disable Webmail: With this option you can enable or disable the webmail component of your server. More information can be found in the [[SME_Server:Documentation:User_Manual:Chapter4|Chapter on Webmail.]]