You can change default mail settings to control which mail services
are provided and how they are provided. Some settings apply across
services, while others are specific to incoming or outgoing mail.
Advanced mail settings allow you to specify network, protocol,
or host-specific mail settings.
This section tells you how to
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Change mail storage and log settings
Disk space limits for storing mail, mail storage location, mail
log file size limits, and events tracked in the mail logs |
Set incoming mail restrictions
Set incoming message size limits, require local from address,
& reject mail if host doesn't exist in Host List |
Set outgoing mail settings
Allow or hold outgoing mail, send non-delivery notifications |
Change server network settings
How your server processes DNS requests and network timeout controls |
Change mail protocol settings
Enable or disable mail protocols, set response name for each protocol,
specify port number for each protocol |
Edit host-specific mail settings
Allow or deny incoming mail from a host, outgoing mail, hold mail,
delete mail, schedule connections, enable remote polling (ETRN),
and host network settings |