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Chapter 13. ServiceLink
If a virus is found on a message, the message is quarantined in a special mail folder and notifications are sent out about the virus. For an inbound
message, the recipient at your site, the original sender and your Mitel authorized reseller are notified. For an outbound message, only the sender (at
your location) and your authorized reseller are notified.
In the server manager the configuration screen shown below allows you to enable or disable e-mail virus scanning. You also have the option of
enabling the scanning of all files in home directories or i-bays.
To view the quarantined messages, we recommend you login to webmail as the "admin" user. You will be then able to view the messages without
any code being executed. (Do not open the attachments as doing so can infect your system.)
Note: Administrators with Linux experience can also use ssh to the server and login as the "root" user to use the command-line mail programs
mutt or pine to view the messages.
Scanning of home directories and i-bays is disabled by default and must be specifically enabled on the server. Once enabled, the server will scan the
designated areas once each night. When an infected file is detected, an e-mail message is sent to the administrator. If the authorized reseller has
configured the NOC to send them alerts when viruses are detected, they will also be notified.
Warning
While the administrator and possibly authorized reseller are notified that an infected file has been detected, the file is not disinfected
automatically and will need to be cleaned by the administrator.
Each time your server syncs with the NOC, it will check to see if a new virus pattern file is available. If a new file exists, it will be downloaded and
installed automatically. All e-mail and file virus scanning will start using the file immediately.
13.3. DNS Services
During the ServiceLink subscription process, your server will be enabled to publish DNS records through our NOC. As shown below, this panel in
the server manager reports which domains you are publishing under the header "DNS Services".
Note: With ServiceLink you are able to publish domains in the top-level domains of .com, .org and .net. Other top-level domains may be possible
for an additional charge. Note also that ServiceLink includes the publication of two domains. More than two domains can be published for an
additional charge. Contact your authorized reseller for more details on either of these issues.
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- User Guide - 5.1 1
- Published January 2002 2
- Table of Contents 3
- 1.1. About This Guide 5
- 1.4. What’s New 6
- Chapter 3. ServiceLink 8
- • DNS Services 9
- • IPSEC VPNs 9
- 4.2. The IP address 10
- • subnet mask 11
- 4.4.1. Service List A 14
- 4.4.2. Service List B 14
- 4.4.3. Service List C 14
- 4.4.4. Service List D 14
- Computer 17
- 5.6. Supported SCSI Adapters 21
- 5.7. Supported Tape Drives 22
- 6.2.1. Software Mirroring 23
- 6.2.2. Hardware Mirroring 23
- 6.4. Installing the Software 24
- 6.9. Operation Mode 27
- Chapter 7. The Server Console 35
- 8.1. What Order to do Things 37
- 8.2.1. Automatic DHCP Service 38
- 8.3. IMAP versus POP3 e-mail 39
- Chapter 10. Security 44
- 10.2.1. ssh 45
- 10.2.2. PPTP 45
- 10.2.3. FTP 46
- 10.2.4. telnet 46
- 10.3. Local networks 47
- Chapter 11. Configuration 48
- 11.3. Directory 49
- 11.4. Printers 50
- 11.5. Hostnames and addresses 51
- 11.6. E-mail Retrieval 53
- 11.7. Other E-mail Settings 54
- 11.8. Review Configuration 55
- Chapter 12. Collaboration 56
- 12.2. Quota Management 57
- 12.3. Groups 57
- 12.4. Pseudonyms 58
- 12.5. Information Bays 59
- 12.6. Virtual Domains 59
- Chapter 13. ServiceLink 60
- 13.3. DNS Services 61
- 13.4. IPSEC VPNs 62
- Chapter 14. Administration 64
- 14.3. Reinstallation Disk 66
- 14.4. Mail Log File Analysis 66
- 14.5. View Log Files 66
- 14.6. Reboot or Shutdown 67
- Chapter 15. Miscellaneous 68
- 16.1. i-bay Directories 69
- 16.2. Accessing the i-bays 70
- 16.3. Creating an i-bay 70
- 16.4. Modifying an i-bay 71
- 17.1. Windows 77
- 17.2. Macintosh OS 78
- Chapter 18. Webmail 81
- 18.4. Viewing The Inbox 82
- 18.5. Logging Out of Webmail 82
- 18.6. Composing Messages 82
- 18.7. Reading Messages 83
- 18.8. Deleting Messages 84
- 18.9. Using Contacts 84
- Appendix C. Proxy Servers 90
- Appendix D. Technical Support 91
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