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Table of ContentsPreface Chapter 1: Email and Groupware: History and Basics Chapter 2: Scalix Groupware Chapter 3: Installing Scalix Chapter 4: Advanced Installations Chapter 5: First Steps with Scalix Admin Console and Scalix Web Access Chapter 6: Administration and Configuration Chapter 7: Common Options and Documentation Chapter 8: Monitoring Scalix Chapter 9: Scalix and Security Chapter 10: Backup and Restore Chapter 11: Scalix Directory Integration Chapter 12: HA and Multi-Server Setups Chapter 13: Defeating Spam and Viruses Bibliography Index
- Chapter 1: Email and Groupware: History and Basics
- A Brief History of Email
- The 1960s—CTSS and MIT
- The '70s—From MULTICS to RFC Standards
- The Story of @
- RFCs—Request for Comments
- Mailing Lists, Sendmail, X.400, BBS, and More
- The '90s: Groupware, the WWW, and Microsoft
- How does Email Work?
- Sending Mail—the User View
- The Protocols Involved
- SMTP
- POP
- IMAP
- MAPI—IMAP, the Microsoft Way
- MIME
- Headers—What Does an Email Look Like?
- Storing the Groupware Data
- Directory Services—DAP and LDAP
- VCAL, ICAL, GroupDAV, CalDAV, WebDAV, ...
- Chapter 2: Scalix Groupware
- The History of Scalix: Why HP Won the "Bury The Gold" Award
- Scalix at First Glance—SAC and SWA
- Scalix Web Access—the Web Client
- Scalix Architecture and Protocols
- Protocols
- User Types
- Mailnodes
- Services
- Daemons
- Queues
- The Message Store
- Scalix Versions and Packages
- Licenses
- Platforms and Hardware Requisites
- Packages
- Add-Ons
- Getting Help
- The Scalix Website
- Manual Pages
- Online Help
- Chapter 3: Installing Scalix
- Installing Scalix on OpenSUSE
- Download Community Edition from the Scalix Website
- Checking and Troubleshooting the System Before Installation
- Continuing Installation
- Three Steps for Initial Configuration
- Setting Up the Server
- Testing the Installation
- Installing Scalix on Fedora Core
- Summary
- Chapter 4: Advanced Installations
- Advice for Installation
- Checklist for Accessing the Graphical Installation
- Graphical Installation on Windows Using NoMachine
- Setting Up Your First NoMachine Session
- Text-Based Installation
- Uninstalling, Updating, and Reconfiguring Scalix
- Uninstalling Scalix
- Updating and Reconfiguring
- Advanced Installations—Multi-Server Setup
- Distributing Scalix Services on Multiple Hosts
- Troubleshooting Installation
- Chapter 6: Administration and Configuration
- Deploying Clients
- Installing Scalix Connect for Outlook
- Installing Outlook as a Client
- A New Account
- Changing an Existing Account
- Adding an Outlook Profile
- Setting Up Outlook for the Scalix Server
- SmartCache
- Starting Outlook 2000
- The SmartCache Icon and Context Menu
- Outlook 2003
- Installing the Scalix Evolution Connector
- Kmail/Kontact as IMAP Client
- Kontact as Groupware Client with a Scalix Server
- Scalix Email with Thunderbird
- Chapter 7: Common Options and Documentation
- Global Configuration Files and Directories
- Options and Parameters
- General Options
- IMAP and Addressing Options
- Item Structure Server, Local Delivery, and More
- POP, Public Folders, Queue
- Service Router and UAL Client Options
- Virus Protection
- Configuring Scalix Components
- Administration Commands
- Start/Stop Scalix
- Status and Other Information
- User Management
- Installation and Configuration
- Tuning
- Services
- Chapter 8: Monitoring Scalix
- Standard Monitoring Commands
- Log Files and Logging
- Scalix Applications
- Checking the Limits
- Monitoring Scalix with Nagios
- Download and Installation
- Editing the Nagios Configuration
- Customizing the Configuration
- Services and Commands—the Hard Work
- Contacts and Contact Groups
- Nagios NRPE
- Chapter 9: Scalix and Security
- Basic Security and Firewalls
- Linux Firewall Terminology
- iptables—the Standard Linux Firewall Tool
- The SUSEfirewall
- Securing Scalix with OpenVPN
- Generating Certificates
- VPN Client Access to the Server
- Setting Up a Web Proxy
- Stunnel
- Securing Scalix with https Redirection
- Configuring Apache2 for SSL Redirection
- Some More Ideas ...
- Summary
- Chapter 10: Backup and Restore
- Saving /var/opt/scalix
- Restoring /var/opt/scalix
- Incremental Backups to a Different Machine
- Exporting/Importing Single Mailboxes
- Automated Backups to File
- Importing Data with sxmboximp
- Backup Tools for Large Environments
- Logical Volume Management (LVM) Snapshots
- Sxbackup from the Scalix Admin Resource Kit
- Single Mail Restore with SEP sesam
- Chapter 11: Scalix Directory Integration
- Integrating with an External LDAP Directory
- The Scalix LDAP Server
- Preparing a LDAP Server for Password Management
- Configuring Scalix for LDAP Authentication
- Active Directory Integration
- Installing the Active Directory Extensions
- Create a New Scalix-ADS User
- The Scalix ADS Extensions
- The Management Console Extension
- Activating Synchronization Agreements
- Synchronizing Contacts with Active Directory
- Chapter 12: HA and Multi-Server Setups
- Multi-Server Setups
- The Common "Simple" Two-Node Cluster
- The "Cheap" Active-Passive Cluster
- Mailrouting in the Enterprise Edition: omaddrt
- Keeping Directories Synchronized
- Summary
- Chapter 13: Defeating Spam and Viruses
- Commercial or Open Source?
- Scalix Virus Scanning—How It Works
- Installing Clamav
- Setting Up Scalix for Virus Control
- Scalix Anti-Spam
- Authentication and Relay Control
- Summary
- Bibliography
- Links Used Throughout the Book:
- Chapter 1
- Chapter 2
- Chapter 3
- Chapter 4
- Chapter 7:
- Chapter 8:
- Chapter 9
- Chapter 10:
- Chapter 11:
- Chapter 12:
- Acronyms Used
- Relevant RFCs
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