Mitel SME Server V5 with ServiceLink specs

Chapter 5. Hardware Requirements of the SME Server V5 with ServiceLink Host Computer

•HP J2585A, J2585B, J2970, J2973

•IBM EtherJet PCI 10/100 adapter (i82557)

•Intel 82556, 82557, 82865

•Intel PCI EtherExpress Pro 10+, Pro100+, Pro100B

•Kingston EtherX KNE100TX, KNE110TX, KNE120TX, KNE20T, KNE30T, KNT40T, KNECB4TX

•Lite-ON LNE100TX

•Lucent WaveLan

•Macronix MX98713, MX987x5

•Microdyne/Eagle NE10/100 (i82557 w/DP83840 transceiver)

•NDC Communications NE100TX-E

•Netgear FA310TX 10/100, FA310TXC 10/100, GA620

•Novell NE1000, NE2000, NE2100, NE2500, NE3210, NL-10000

•Olicom OC-2183, OC-2325, OC-2326

•Racal Interlan ES3210

•Realtek 8029

•Samsung Smartether100 SC1100

•Sis 900

•SMC 8432T, 8432BT, EtherPower, EtherPower10/100, EZ 1208T, EZ 1211TX, 83C170QF, LANEPIC

•Surecom EP-320X

•Symbios 83C885, Yellowﬁn G-NIC

•Syskonnect Gigabit Ethernet

•Thomas Conrad TC5048

•Znyx ZX312 (EtherArray), ZX314, ZX315, ZX342, ZX344, ZX345, ZX346, ZX348, ZX351

If your adapter is not listed above, it may be supported if it is based on one of the following chipsets (check with Red Hat's web site mentioned above for conﬁrmation):

•Alteon AceNIC Gigabit Ethernet

•Compex RL2000

•DEC Tulip

•KTI ET32P2

•NetVin NV5000SC

•RealTek RTL8029, RTL8029AS, RTL8129/8139

•VIA Rhine, VT86C926 "Amazon"

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Mitel SME Server V5 with ServiceLink manual

Contents

SME Server V5 with ServiceLink Mitel Networks CorporationPage Table of Contents Password Remote Access Local networks 109 113122 123 Welcome to your SME Server V5 with ServiceLink About This GuideProduction History Software Licensing Terms and Conditions About Our Test Company The Pagan VeganWhats New Endorsements Administration ServiceLinkBlades Role of the SME Server More About Ethernets 24x7 Alerts and Reporting ServiceLinkVirus Protection DNS Services Guaranteed E-mailIpsec VPNs ServiceLink Dedicated versus dialup connectivity Your Internet Service Provider ISPIP address Static versus dynamic IP addressing Arranging connectivity with your ISPRoutable versus non-routable IP addresses Ordering cablemodem or residential Adsl service Your Internet Service Provider ISP Ordering a dialup connection Arranging Services From Your ISP Service List a Service List C Service List BService List D Terms used in ordering connectivity and services Some Important Notes on Service List D Multidrop Mail Etrn Hardware Requirements for a Category 1 Server Deﬁnition of a Category 1 Server Hardware Requirements for a Category 2 Server Hardware Requirements for a Category 1 ServerDeﬁnition of a Category 2 Server Hardware Requirements for a Category 2 Server Deﬁnition of a Category 3 Server Hardware Requirements for a Category 3 ServerHardware Requirements of a Category 3 Server Hardware Requirements for a Category 4 Server Supported Ethernet AdaptersDeﬁnition of a Category 4 Server Hardware Requirements of a Category 4 Server Supported Ethernet Adapters AMDPage Supported Scsi Adapters Supported Tape Drives Supported Scsi Tape Drives10. Supported ATA IDE Tape Drives 11. Unsupported ATA IDE Tape DrivesPage RAID1 Support Disk Mirroring Licensing Terms and ConditionsSoftware Mirroring Upgrading From a Previous Version Hardware Mirroring Installing the Software Conﬁguring your SME Server V5 with ServiceLink Setting Your Administrator Password Conﬁguring Your Local Network Conﬁguring Your System Name and Domain NameSelecting Your Local Ethernet Adapter Conﬁguring Local Network Parameters Operation Mode Option 1 Server and gateway mode Option 2 Private server and gateway Conﬁguring Server and Gateway Mode Option 3 Server-only mode Server and Gateway Mode Dedicated Conﬁguring Your External Ethernet Adapter Assigning Your Ethernet Adapters to Network Connection Conﬁguring Your External Interface What is PPPoE? Conﬁguring Dynamic DNS Page Conﬁguring Your Dhcp Server Conﬁguring the Dhcp Address Range Important issues about the Dhcp address range Further Miscellaneous Parameters Page Server Console Using the Text-based Browser Accessing the Linux Root Prompt What Order to do Things Conﬁguring the Computers on Your NetworkConﬁguring Your Desktop Operating System Automatic Dhcp Service Description What to enter Manual entry for computers not using Dhcp service Only One Dhcp Server MS Windows workgroup conﬁguration Imap versus POP3 e-mailWord about domain names Conﬁguring Your E-mail Application Beneﬁts of POP3 Drawbacks of POP3 Conﬁguring Your Web Browser Conﬁguring Your Company Directory Conﬁguring the Computers on Your Network On-going Administration Using the server manager On-going Administration Using the server manager Remote Access PasswordSecurity Ssh Ssh secure shell Pptp FTP Local networksTelnet Security Conﬁguration Set date and time Workgroup Conﬁgur ation Directory Printers Conﬁgur ation Using the Hostnames Panel with ServiceLink Hostnames and addresses Creating New Hostnames Mail Retrieval Reserving IP Addresses Through Dhcp Conﬁgur ation Other E-mail Settings Review Conﬁguration Conﬁgur ation Collaboration User Accounts Groups Changing User PasswordsDisabling User Accounts Pseudonyms Information Bays Virtual Domains Status Virus Protection DNS Services Ipsec VPNs ServiceLink Backup or Restore AdministrationBlades Backup To Desktop Restore From Desktop Conﬁgure Tape Backup Verify Desktop Backup FileRestore From Tape Reinstallation Disk Mail Log File Analysis Reboot or Shutdown View Log Files Miscellaneous Online manual Create Starter Web Site Other Administration Notes Support and Licensing Information Bays i-bays Accessing the i-bays Bay Directories Creating an i-bay 101 102 An i-bay Used as a Shared Network Drive An i-bay Used as an Intranet The Pagan Vegan Vegemite An i-bay Used to Expedite Processes Samsons Farms Heres how the process works An i-bay Used as Your Customer Download Site 108 User File Storage on the SME Server V5 with ServiceLink Windows User File Storage on the SME Server V5 with ServiceLink Macintosh OS 111 112 Webmail Enabling Webmail On Your System Logging Starting WebmailViewing The Inbox Logging Out of Webmail Lets take a quick tour of the Inbox window Composing Messages Reading Messages Deleting Messages Using Contacts 119 Changing Webmail Preferences 121 MySQL Additional SoftwareProcmail Taper 123 Appendix B. Dynamic DNS Services Appendix C. Proxy Servers Appendix D. Technical Support Smith.org Appendix E. ServiceLink End User License Agreement 128 Miscellaneous 130 Appendix F. GNU General Public License 132 No Warranty