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ERVER
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Network Configuration Scenarios
The mail delivery method you choose will be determined, in part,
by the Internet access and equipment your network uses to connect
to your ISP. Your network’s internet access – DSL or dial-up, ISDN
or T1 – and the associated equipment also determine the steps
you’ll take to configure the Messaging Server for your network.
Use the following scenarios to identify the way your network
connects to the Internet, and the mail delivery method that will best
serve your purposes.
NAT Enabled Cable or DSL Modem/Router
Connecting your network to the Internet by using a Network
Address Translation (NAT) enabled modem or router, and high
speed, “always-on” DSL or cable access is a common configuration
scenario, and recommended for use with the Messaging Server.
Using a NAT enabled modem/router and DSL or cable access
allows you to choose either the POP3 or SMTP for your
Messaging Server’s mail delivery mode.
N
OTE
:
Assigning static IP addresses to both the Messaging Server unit and
the workstation used to store the Messaging Server’s system, email
and fax files is highly recommended.
Internet
Messaging Server
192.168.1.3
LAN
network address
192.168.1.0
Available IP
addresses
192.168.1.2
through
192.168.250
192.168.1.2
192.168.1.4
Hub NAT- enabled
cable or DSL
Modem
ISP
192.168.1.251 24.1.76.91
WAN
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