Difference between revisions of "Information Systems:Mail Server"
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The mail server serves the following purposes, click to read more about the software behind the service: |
The mail server serves the following purposes, click to read more about the software behind the service: |
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| − | * Mail server [MDaemon | MDaemon Mail Server] |
+ | * Mail server [[MDaemon | MDaemon Mail Server]] |
| − | * FTP server - [Serv-u | Serv-U FTP Voyager JV] |
+ | * FTP server - [[Serv-u | Serv-U FTP Voyager JV]] |
| − | * HTTP server [#Apache | Apache] |
+ | * HTTP server [[#Apache | Apache]] |
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=Server Virtualization= |
=Server Virtualization= |
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The mail server is slated to be virtualized in 2016. Notes pertaining to the mail server VM configuration should be maintained here. |
The mail server is slated to be virtualized in 2016. Notes pertaining to the mail server VM configuration should be maintained here. |
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Revision as of 12:18, 24 February 2016
Overview and current usage
The mail server serves the following purposes, click to read more about the software behind the service:
- Mail server MDaemon Mail Server
- FTP server - Serv-U FTP Voyager JV
- HTTP server Apache
Server Virtualization
The mail server is slated to be virtualized in 2016. Notes pertaining to the mail server VM configuration should be maintained here.
Apache
Overview
Apache is installed on Mail server as a content/image server for Infonet. Signature capture files from Atlas are sent along with the waybill file via FTP to the mail server, and the Carrier Shipments program on Infonet displays these images files (bmp). Instead of implementing an automated process to transfer and keep the image files on another server, it was decided to make the files available to Infonet (Websmart Apache server) by installing a Apache on mail.
Installation details
The Apache installation was downloaded from ApacheHaus and the entire folder/installation is contained in C:\www.
Configuration
Apache