The Mitel Networks SME Server (formerly E-Smith)is a friendly web server and e-mail gateway. The original E-Smith is now called Mitel SME Server V5. There is also a hardware/software bundle referred to as the Mitel 6000 Managed Application Server. Here we cover forwarding email to another mail account and mailing lists.
SME Server V5 Virtual Domains
The Mitel Networks SME Server (formerly E-Smith) is a friendly web server and e-mail gateway. Here we cover creating a virtual domain and giving a user or users ftp access to it.
Why run your own mail server?
Disclaimer
First, The Consultant
Recently I was working with another “consultant”. I’ve deliberately put that in quotes because this person really lacked the skills to do the job he was doing, but for political reasons I had to refrain from pushing him out of the way and taking over. His lack of basic knowledge was frustrating, but I gritted my teeth and kept my comments friendly. It wasn’t easy.
Anyway, part of what he was doing was configuring a router. I had to hold my breath as he explained that he always left the default password unchanged because “it’s easy to remember”. After he left, and with the permission of the owner, I changed that. It’s just this funny idea I have that a router sitting on the Internet ought not to have a password that is known by a few million people and published on hundreds of websites. I’m funny like that.
A Linux Fax Server for a Windows Network
Introduction
The firm I work for had a fax system integrated in the corporate e-mail platform, Microsoft Exchange, for sending and receiving. One day after a software upgrade, the system broke. We needed to find something with the equivalent functionality but with the following conditions:
A Beginner’s Guide to Using Active Server Pages
The objective of this tutorial is to introduce Active Server Pages (ASP) to individuals who are responsible for developing, building, managing or maintaining a Web site. We will define ASP, differentiate between ASP and conventional HTML, demonstrate how to create and convert Web application pages to ASP, and demonstrate how to use ASP for further Web applications. This will involve using JavaScript or Visual Basic Script (VBScript) to write applications that can be run on an ASP Web server.
Use a List-server to Distribute Your Newsletter
If you publish an e-newsletter or e-zine, you know that administering your subscriber list is a big chore. To maintain the list, you may be using an email program on your computer or a CGI program on your server. One advantage to maintaining the list yourself is that you know it is not being shared by anyone else.
How to Update Your Web Site Using Server Side Includes (SSI)
Recently a person asked me if I could replace 125 web pages of her web site with a new drop-down navigation system. If she had to do this manually, she would have to change each page and upload it separately to the server. This would take hundreds of hours. So, what’s the answer – use Server Side Includes (SSI)
What is Server Side Includes (SSI)?
SQL Server 2000 for Developers
If you’re having trouble keeping track of your business, you may want to have a look at SQL Server 2000 For Developers Part 1. With this product, you can build databases that will help you keep track of, for example, your debtors or creditors. You can perform any number of queries on your sales records. For example, you may want to know how many debtors you have in any one city or, you could pull out from your sales database all those debtors who owe you more than say, $10, 000.00.
SQL Server 2000 for Developers, Part 1
If you’re having trouble keeping track of your business, you may want to have a look at SQL Server 2000 For Developers Part 1. With this product, you can build databases that will help you keep track of, for example, your debtors or creditors.
So you want to install a Web Server on your Home Computer?
So you want to run a web server from home … or (wherever)? … You are interested in serving html pages or an ftp site (or whatever) … maybe you just want to share files with friends and family …. So where do you start?