Install and Configure the Email Server in Windows Server 2003

Install the Email Server

• Start->Programs->Administrative Tools->Manage Your Server.
• Click on Add or remove a role.
• This will start the Configure Your Server Wizard. Read the text and make sure you have connected all the necessary cables and all the other things it says you should do before continuing.
• Click Next
• The wizard will now detect your network settings.
• Click Mail server (POP3, SMTP)
• Click Next
• Specify the type of authentication and type the email domain name
• Click Next
• Click Next
• The installation will start, and will also start the Windows Components Wizard.
• Click Finish

Configure the Email Server

• Click Start, then run, and type p3server.msc
• Click on in the left pane
• Click on Server Properties in the right pane

Referrence:
http://www.ilopia.com/Articles/WindowsServer2003/EmailServer.aspx

Gmail Lite

Gmail Mobile lets you access your Gmail account from your mobile phone. Just enter http://m.gmail.com in your phone’s web browser to log in to your account.

Gmail Mobile offers a number of cool features:

• The interface is automatically optimized for the phone you’re using
• You can access attachments, including photos, Microsoft Word documents, and .pdf files
• If you enter phone numbers in your Gmail Contacts list, you can reply to messages by call

You can try it yourself by entering this URL: http://m.gmail.com

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Here the lot of open source product logo and stickers are listed in the following url. We can use it anywhere like laptops, pc, cds etc..

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SMTP Relay 550 5.7.1. Error

The server rejected one or more recipient addresses. The server response was: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay

1. Open Control panel
2. Open Administrative tool
3. Open Internet information service
4. Right click on your “Default SMTP Virtual Server”.
5. Properties -> Access -> Relay Restrictions.
6. Grant access to the local host at address 127.0.0.1 or Your “IP Address”
7. Retain the “Only the list below” setting.

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