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Delete an Inbound Server, Save Changes, Email Protection, Setup, domain, Add New Host

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Set up Additional Inbound Servers Email Protection Administrator Guide Any server addresses designated here must be valid and available to connection from Email Protection. After the Save Changes button is clicked, the Email Protection immediately routes email to the active servers. 1 Click Email Protection | Setup. 2 From the domain drop-down menu, select the domain whose SMTP server you want to add. 3 Click Add New Host. A new set of fields appears for the server 4 In the SMTP Host Address field, type the fully qualified DNS or IP address of the server host being configured. CIDR notation is not allowed. If you do not have a registered and valid DNS name for your email servers, you must enter the IP addresses of each server. 5 In the Port field, type the port on the server to which the Email Protection will connect. The default value is 25. 6 In the Preference field, type the number indicating order of connection preference between multiple servers. Email Protection attempts to connect first to the server with the lowest preference number. If that server is not available (either down or too busy), Email Protection tries the server with the next lowest preference number, and so on. If multiple servers have the same preference number, Email Protection will randomly route the email delivery between them. 7 Click the Active checkbox to allow the server is immediately start accepting email traffic. Caution: If all servers are set to inactive, all emails received for this domain will be tempfailed. 8 Click Save. Delete an Inbound Server To delete an inbound server, perform the following steps: 1 Access the appropriate domain on the Inbound Server Setup window 2 Click the Delete checkbox next to the server you want to delete. 3 Click Save. 30 Proprietary: Not for use or disclosure outside McAfee without written permission. November 2012

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Set up Additional Inbound Servers
Email Protection Administrator Guide
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Proprietary:
Not for use or disclosure outside McAfee without written permission.
November 2012
Any server addresses designated here must be valid and available to connection from
Email Protection. After the
Save Changes
button is clicked, the Email Protection
immediately routes email to the active servers.
1
Click
Email Protection
|
Setup
.
2
From the
domain
drop-down menu, select the domain whose SMTP server you want
to add.
3
Click
Add New Host
.
A new set of fields appears for the server
4
In the
SMTP Host Address
field, type the fully qualified DNS or IP address of the
server host being configured. CIDR notation is not allowed.
If you do not have a registered and valid DNS name for your email servers, you
must
enter the IP addresses of each server.
5
In the
Port
field, type the port on the server to which the Email Protection will
connect. The default value is
25
.
6
In the
Preference
field, type the number indicating order of connection preference
between multiple servers. Email Protection attempts to connect first to the server with
the lowest preference number. If that server is not available (either down or too busy),
Email Protection tries the server with the next lowest preference number, and so on. If
multiple servers have the same preference number, Email Protection will randomly
route the email delivery between them.
7
Click the
Active
checkbox to allow the server is immediately start accepting email
traffic.
Caution:
If all servers are set to inactive, all emails received for this domain will
be tempfailed.
8
Click
Save
.
Delete an Inbound Server
To delete an inbound server, perform the following steps:
1
Access the appropriate domain on the Inbound Server Setup window
2
Click the
Delete
checkbox next to the server you want to delete.
3
Click
Save
.