[Mail] Build a mail server with Winmail

One. Initialization Configuration Process:

After the installation is completed, we also have to make some initialization settings for the mail system to function properly, the steps are as follows:

1. Quick setup wizard. As shown in the figure below, first enter the new email address and password to be created, and then click "Settings", the setup wizard will automatically find whether there is an email address and domain name to be created in the system database, and it will also test whether the POP3, SMTP, HTTP and ADMIN servers are successfully started; After that, the "Setup Result" box displays the test information and information about the configuration of the mail client, and also gives the WEB management address.

After the quick wizard is completed, you can start the mail system detection and mail sending and receiving tests.

Step 1: Under "Start" - "Programs" - "Magic winmail", find "Magic winmail management tool" and open it.

Step 2: Check if the mail system is working properly.

When the admin tool starts, you will be prompted to log in to the mail server with the default username admin and the password you set during installation. After logging in, use System Settings - System Services to check whether ADMIN, SMTP, POP3, IMAP, and other services are running normally. A green light indicates successful operation of the service, and a red light indicates a problem with the service (as shown below).

Step 3: Domain name setting and email management.
Select "Domain Name Settings" on the left side of the window and switch to the "Domain Name Management" window. Then click "Add" to create a new domain name; As shown in the figure below, after entering the email domain name you want to create in the domain name box and adding the relevant description, you should also set the overall control settings for this mail server. For example, in the advanced properties tab, you can set users to allow users to register new emails through WEB, and set some functions to be blocked by mailboxes under the email default permissions tab.

After all of the above settings are completed, you can test whether the service is enabled on the machine first. One way to test is to use common mail client software such as Outlook Express, but note that "Sending Mail Server (SMTP)" should be filled in the IP address or hostname of the mail server just set, and "Receiving Mail Server (POP3)" should be filled in the settings in User Management.
Another more convenient way is to register and receive new emails through the web. The login address will be prompted in the "Setup Result" box under the "Quick Setup Wizard" panel of the previous step (in this example:http://10.0.0.1:6080/), the WEB login interface is shown in the figure below.