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Gianluca at 13:19, 25 October 2007

Gianluca — Thu, 25 Oct 2007 13:19:12 GMT

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-	The maximum size allowed for attachment files is ~~10MB~~	+	The maximum size allowed for attachment files is 20MB

Gianluca at 11:24, 25 July 2007

Gianluca — Wed, 25 Jul 2007 11:24:53 GMT

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	*Maintenance		*Maintenance
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		+	{{footer itservices}}

Gianluca: /* Mail Services */

Gianluca — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 09:14:36 GMT

Mail Services

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	== Mail Services ==		== Mail Services ==
		+	*Mailscanner
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	*Antivirus		*Antivirus
	Each email passing through the ceinge mailserver is scanned by the clamav antivirus in order to block infected messages and attachments.		Each email passing through the ceinge mailserver is scanned by the clamav antivirus in order to block infected messages and attachments.

Gianluca at 09:11, 24 July 2007

Gianluca — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 09:11:11 GMT

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	According to these rules, the email is assigned a certain score, depending on the test, and several headers are added to the mail. The total score resulting from all tests is used to deliver the spam emails in the "Spam" mailbox or in the normal "Inbox", comparing this spam score with a predefined threshold.		According to these rules, the email is assigned a certain score, depending on the test, and several headers are added to the mail. The total score resulting from all tests is used to deliver the spam emails in the "Spam" mailbox or in the normal "Inbox", comparing this spam score with a predefined threshold.
	The threshold is chosen not too low to avoid false detection of good emails but still performing appropriate recognition rates of the spam.		The threshold is chosen not too low to avoid false detection of good emails but still performing appropriate recognition rates of the spam.
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		+	Received: from na-200-78-224-233.na.avantel.net.mx (na-200-78-224-233.na.avantel.net.mx [200.78.224.233] (may be forged))
		+	by bpb.ceinge.unina.it (8.14.1/8.14.1) with ESMTP id l6O6k0wv017776
		+	for <busiello@ceinge.unina.it>; Tue, 24 Jul 2007 08:46:01 +0200
		+	Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 00:00:26 +0200
		+	From: "Adam L. Diaz" <scdyabycf@memberweb.com>
		+	To: busiello@ceinge.unina.it
		+	Subject: {Spam?} Big Leap
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		+	X-ceinge_unina_it-MailScanner-SpamCheck: spam, SpamAssassin (cached,
		+	<font color="Red">score=32.143, required 6</font>, autolearn=spam, BAYES_99 3.50,
		+	DATE_IN_FUTURE_03_06 0.27, FROM_LO...)
		+	X-ceinge_unina_it-MailScanner-SpamScore: ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss
		+	<font color="Red">X-Spam-Status: Yes</font>
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		+	In the above example, a mail header is showen and a number of information are added by the antispam, where a fixed threshold of 6 is exceeded by a 32.143 score; as result, the email is tagged with an "X-Spam-Status" field to "yes".
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	*Maintenance		*Maintenance

Gianluca: /* Webmail */

Gianluca — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 08:02:05 GMT

Webmail

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	== Webmail ==		== Webmail ==
-	The webmail service allows the users to read and send emails wherever they are, by using a normal internet browser. It works as a regular email client (outlook, eudora, thunderbird) but doesn't require any previous configuration; the ceinge username and password are needed to access and use the service.	+	The webmail service allows the users to read and send emails wherever they are, by using a normal internet browser. It works as a regular email client software (outlook, eudora, thunderbird) but doesn't require any previous configuration; the ceinge username and password are needed to access and use the service.

	The access to the user mailbox is based on the IMAP protocol and allows the users to manage multiple mailboxes and not just the inbox container (ie: Spam mailbox, sentmail mailboxes, yearly archived mailboxes).		The access to the user mailbox is based on the IMAP protocol and allows the users to manage multiple mailboxes and not just the inbox container (ie: Spam mailbox, sentmail mailboxes, yearly archived mailboxes).
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	== Mail Services ==		== Mail Services ==

Gianluca at 08:01, 24 July 2007

Gianluca — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 08:01:04 GMT

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	* Kmail		* Kmail
	* Evolution		* Evolution
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	== Webmail ==		== Webmail ==
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	The access to the user mailbox is based on the IMAP protocol and allows the users to manage multiple mailboxes and not just the inbox container (ie: Spam mailbox, sentmail mailboxes, yearly archived mailboxes).		The access to the user mailbox is based on the IMAP protocol and allows the users to manage multiple mailboxes and not just the inbox container (ie: Spam mailbox, sentmail mailboxes, yearly archived mailboxes).
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	== Mail Services ==		== Mail Services ==

Gianluca: /* Mail client configuration */

Gianluca — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 07:59:57 GMT

Mail client configuration

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	== Mail client configuration ==		== Mail client configuration ==
	In this section, you will be able to configure the most common e-mail client. There are listed, three various sections, one dedicated to the configuration of the client Apple Macintosh, one for PC windows, and one for PC linux.		In this section, you will be able to configure the most common e-mail client. There are listed, three various sections, one dedicated to the configuration of the client Apple Macintosh, one for PC windows, and one for PC linux.
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	All the clients listed can be configured with protocol like POP and IMAP, moreover they can be configured with Transport Layer Security (TLS) or Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption protocols in order to securely transmit your password and all communication between your email client and our incoming servers.		All the clients listed can be configured with protocol like POP and IMAP, moreover they can be configured with Transport Layer Security (TLS) or Secure Socket Layer (SSL) encryption protocols in order to securely transmit your password and all communication between your email client and our incoming servers.
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	'''GENERAL CONFIGURATION'''		'''GENERAL CONFIGURATION'''
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	The maximum size allowed for attachment files is 10MB		The maximum size allowed for attachment files is 10MB
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	'''CONFIGURATION RULES'''		'''CONFIGURATION RULES'''
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	In general, is a good practice to use protected protocols (TLS/SSL) for incoming and outgoing mail servers.		In general, is a good practice to use protected protocols (TLS/SSL) for incoming and outgoing mail servers.
	For the outgoing mail server the encrypted protocol based on username authentication is not required for computers directly connected to the ceinge network; in case of clients sending emails from external network (ie your computer at home, connected by an ADSL provider) you must use a configuration based on authentication and TLS/SSL protocols.		For the outgoing mail server the encrypted protocol based on username authentication is not required for computers directly connected to the ceinge network; in case of clients sending emails from external network (ie your computer at home, connected by an ADSL provider) you must use a configuration based on authentication and TLS/SSL protocols.
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	'''MAIL CLIENT SOFTWARES'''		'''MAIL CLIENT SOFTWARES'''

Gianluca: /* Mail client configuration */

Gianluca — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 07:59:01 GMT

Mail client configuration

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	For the outgoing mail server the encrypted protocol based on username authentication is not required for computers directly connected to the ceinge network; in case of clients sending emails from external network (ie your computer at home, connected by an ADSL provider) you must use a configuration based on authentication and TLS/SSL protocols.		For the outgoing mail server the encrypted protocol based on username authentication is not required for computers directly connected to the ceinge network; in case of clients sending emails from external network (ie your computer at home, connected by an ADSL provider) you must use a configuration based on authentication and TLS/SSL protocols.

-	'''~~INSTRUCTIONS TO SET THE~~ MAIL ~~CLIENTS~~'''	+	'''MAIL CLIENT SOFTWARES'''

	<u>MACINTOSH CLIENTS</u>		<u>MACINTOSH CLIENTS</u>

Gianluca: /* Mail client configuration */

Gianluca — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 07:58:26 GMT

Mail client configuration

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	In general, is a good practice to use protected protocols (TLS/SSL) for incoming and outgoing mail servers.		In general, is a good practice to use protected protocols (TLS/SSL) for incoming and outgoing mail servers.
	For the outgoing mail server the encrypted protocol based on username authentication is not required for computers directly connected to the ceinge network; in case of clients sending emails from external network (ie your computer at home, connected by an ADSL provider) you must use a configuration based on authentication and TLS/SSL protocols.		For the outgoing mail server the encrypted protocol based on username authentication is not required for computers directly connected to the ceinge network; in case of clients sending emails from external network (ie your computer at home, connected by an ADSL provider) you must use a configuration based on authentication and TLS/SSL protocols.
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	'''INSTRUCTIONS TO SET THE MAIL CLIENTS'''		'''INSTRUCTIONS TO SET THE MAIL CLIENTS'''

Gianluca at 07:58, 24 July 2007

Gianluca — Tue, 24 Jul 2007 07:58:10 GMT

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	In general, is a good practice to use protected protocols (TLS/SSL) for incoming and outgoing mail servers.		In general, is a good practice to use protected protocols (TLS/SSL) for incoming and outgoing mail servers.
	For the outgoing mail server the encrypted protocol based on username authentication is not required for computers directly connected to the ceinge network; in case of clients sending emails from external network (ie your computer at home, connected by an ADSL provider) you must use a configuration based on authentication and TLS/SSL protocols.		For the outgoing mail server the encrypted protocol based on username authentication is not required for computers directly connected to the ceinge network; in case of clients sending emails from external network (ie your computer at home, connected by an ADSL provider) you must use a configuration based on authentication and TLS/SSL protocols.
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		+	'''INSTRUCTIONS TO SET THE MAIL CLIENTS'''

	<u>MACINTOSH CLIENTS</u>		<u>MACINTOSH CLIENTS</u>