The following optional startup switches that can be used to configure the Internet Agent’s POP3 service:
Suppresses the GroupWise version and copyright date information that the Internet Agent typically responds with when contacted by a POP client.
Syntax: /nopopversion
Enables POP3 client access to GroupWise mailboxes through the Internet Agent. See Section 46.2.1, Enabling POP3/IMAP4 Services.
Syntax: /pop3
Instructs the Internet Agent to log POP e-mail clients in through the POA so that the POA’s intruder detection can take effect, if intruder has been configured in ConsoleOne (POA object > ). This switch cannot be used with older POAs that do not support intruder detection.
Syntax: /popintruderdetect
By default, the Internet Agent listens for POP3 connections on port 110. This switch allows you to change the POP3 listen port.
Syntax: /popport-port_number
Example: /popport-111
By default, the Internet Agent listens for secure (SSL) POP3 connections on port 995. This switch allows you to change the POP3 SSL listen port.
Syntax: /popsport-port_number
Example: /popsport-996
Disables, enables, or requires secure (SSL) connections between POP3 clients and the Internet Agent. See Section 48.4, Securing Internet Agent Connections with SSL.
Syntax: /popssl-enabled|disabled|required
Example: /popssl-required
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Option |
Description |
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enabled |
The POP3 client determines whether an SSL connection or non-SSL connection is used. By default, the Internet Agent listens for SSL connections on port 995 and non-SSL connections on port 110. You can use the /popsport and /popport switches to change these ports. |
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required |
The Internet Agent forces SSL connections on port 995 and port 110. Non-SSL connections are denied. You can use the /popsport and /popport switches to change these ports. |
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disabled |
The Internet Agent listens for connections only on port 110, and the connections are not secure. You can use the /popport switch to change this port. |
Specifies the maximum number of threads to be used for POP3 connections. The default number is 10. You are limited only by the memory resources of your server. See Section 46.2.1, Enabling POP3/IMAP4 Services.
Syntax: /pt-number_of_threads
Example: /pt-15
Specify the maximum number of threads you want the Internet Agent to use for secure POP3 connections. You are limited only by the memory resources of your server. See Section 46.2.1, Enabling POP3/IMAP4 Services.
Syntax: /sslpt-number_of_threads
Example: /sslpt-15