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Install, configure, and administer your Scalix Collaboration Platform email and groupware server
- Install, upgrade, and configure Scalix
- Work with the Scalix Administration Console
- Manage users and tasks
- Deploy Scalix connector for Outlook and integrate IMAP clients
- Monitor Scalix
- Secure your server using firewalls, stunnel, and OpenVPN
- Backup and restore a Scalix mail server
- Integrate an external LDAP directory and configure Scalix LDAP server
- High Availability and Multi-Server setups
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Sample Chapter 5 First Steps with Scalix Admin Console and Scalix Web Access[1.0 MB] Table of Contents
Language English
Paperback 276 pages [191mm x 235mm]
Release date
April 2008
ISBN 1847192769
ISBN 13 978-1-847192-76-9
Author(s)
Markus Feilner
Topics and Technologies
This book is a guide for setting up, implementing, and managing both the free open-source Community Edition and the Enterprise Edition of Scalix Collaboration Platform – one of the most widely used groupware servers for email, group calendaring, and messaging on Linux.
By bringing together material that might take days to find online this book is a real timesaver.
Read the full Table of Contents for Scalix: Linux Administrator’s Guide
This book is written for Linux Administrators who wish to set up an email server for businesses or who wish to switch to Scalix from another email server. Scalix can be used very easily by beginners; however, strategies and administrative tasks are difficult to learn and this book will help you master them all.
Markus Feilner
Markus Feilner is a Linux author, trainer, and consultant from Regensburg, Germany, and has been working with open-source software since the mid 1990s. His first contact with UNIX was a SUN cluster and SPARC workstations at Regensburg University (during his studies of geography). Since the year 2000, he has published several documents used in Linux training all over Germany. In 2001, he founded his own Linux consulting and training company, Feilner IT (http://www.feilner-it.net). Furthermore, he is an author, currently working as a trainer, consultant, and systems engineer at Millenux, Munich, where he focuses on groupware, collaboration, and virtualization with Linux-based systems and networks.
He is interested in anything about geography, traveling, photography, philosophy (especially that of open-source software), global politics, and literature, but always has too little time for these hobbies.
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