CHECKLIST
\n=========<\/p>\n
KMS is a complete mail server solution incorporating
\nvarious messaging protocols. For this reason, it uses
\nvarious network port numbers such as 25 for SMTP, 110
\nfor POP3 or 143 for IMAP. These ports must be
\navailable to KMS. You should check if any of these
\nports are not used by other applications.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
To see what applications are listening on what ports,
\ntype command:<\/p>\n
netstat –tcp -lp<\/p>\n
Often default Linux installations install packages
\nlike sendmail or postfix, using these ports.<\/p>\n
if sendmail or postfix is running, you can stop it by
\nrunning command:<\/p>\n
\/etc\/init.d\/sendmail stop<\/p>\n
or<\/p>\n
\/etc\/init.d\/postfix stop<\/p>\n
To prevent sendmail or postfix from automatic run
\nupon the system boot, you can disable them by running
\ncommand:<\/p>\n
\/sbin\/chkconfig sendmail off<\/p>\n
or<\/p>\n
\/sbin\/chkconfig postfix off<\/p>\n
\nINSTALLATION
\n============<\/p>\n
Kerio MailServer (KMS) comes as two standalone rpm
\npackages:<\/p>\n
1. The mail server package<\/p>\n
You must install this package on a computer where
\n you want to run the mail server.<\/p>\n
2. X-Windows-based administration console<\/p>\n
You should install this package on a computer from
\n which you will administer KMS. This computer must
\n run X-Windows system. Alternatively, you may
\n install and use the Microsoft Windows based KMS
\n administration console.<\/p>\n
\nAFTER INSTALLATION
\n==================<\/p>\n
After you install the mail server package, you must
\nrun text-based console wizard from linux terminal by
\ntyping commands:<\/p>\n
cd \/opt\/kerio\/mailserver<\/p>\n
.\/cfgwizard<\/p>\n
In this wizard you will be asked for basic setup information
\nnecessary to create first local domain and administration
\naccount which can be later used to configure the server.<\/p>\n
\nRUNNING KMS
\n===========<\/p>\n
KMS installs itself as a service and will start
\nautomatically upon the system boot.<\/p>\n
After installation you must start KMS manually.
\nTo manually control KMS, you can use the following
\nscript:<\/p>\n
To start KMS, type:<\/p>\n
\/etc\/init.d\/keriomailserver start<\/p>\n
To stop KMS, type:<\/p>\n
\/etc\/init.d\/keriomailserver stop<\/p>\n
\nADMINISTRATION
\n==============<\/p>\n
KMS configuration is performed through the admini-
\nstration console. The console is available for
\nX-Windows and MS Windows systems. You may install
\nthe console on a different computer than the one
\nrunning KMS. The administration console will allow
\nyou to connect remotely to the KMS over the network.<\/p>\n
If you’ve installed the administration console on
\nLinux, you may launch the console by typing the
\ncommand:<\/p>\n
kerioadmin<\/p>\n
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