Mungenchimeg N,
Display problems with IMail Admininstrator, have been found to be related to
Service Pack that is earlier that SP4 (US). I would suggest you use the most
recent SP for your language.
Many IMail settings are stored in the registry, so you can change a setting
and see it in the Registry (after refreshing!). If you do not see the
registry change, the something is keeping IMail from making the change
(check permissions!). IMail should be installed ONLY when one is logged in
as Admininstrator. If you were logged in as a user who does not have
permission to modify the registry, when you updated IMail, then IMail would
not be able to make needed changes!
Daniel Donnelly
Ipswitch Technical Support
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Sent: Tuesday, May 02, 2000 10:19 PM
Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Problem
> I suppose, I have same problem. I have upgrade Imail from 5.00 to 6.003,
> which has two domains, one of which is for WEB-based free email.
> After upgrading I have restore users registry from the Backup file.
> I have problem with IMail Server Configuration, because there is
> nothing at right panel, when localhost is selected. So, I can not
configure
> POP, SMTP services.
> Then I have install 6.003 on another computer (WinNT 4.0). But problem
> persists.
> Imail POP users have problem with downloading their mail through POP
server.
> I am trying to configure Global User Changes with no success. When I set
> Allow POP3 access to mailbox: YES
> Allow Web access: YES
> and click on Change all accounts after Refreshing all accesses set to NO
> CHANGES back.
> I think we are going to consider downgrading to 5.x from our current
6.003.
> Had anyone same problem? Please help.
>
> Mungenchimeg N.
> System administrator,
> Magicnet Co., Ltd
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>
> At 12:37 PM 05/02/2000 -0700, you wrote:
> >I am running an iMail server that has 10 hosts on it. We are getting
> >exceptionally slow mail response times, sometimes taking up to four hours
> >for mail to be delivered to people within the same mail domain. We
> >relocated these servers from a box that was a P133 system which was
> >experiencing 100% utilization 100% of the time to a dual P2-233 server
that
> >is experiencing 75% utilization 75% of the time. Basically it looks like
> >the processes that iMail uses expanded to fill the available resources.
> >
> >The version of iMail this server is running is 4.02, but I am SERIOUSLY
> >considering upgrading it to 6.03 and applying all of the patches for it.
> >
> >I am currently running a 6.03 server on my private domain and
experiencing
> >NONE of the issues I am having with this server.
> >
> >Has anyone else had this problem? If so, how did you resolve it. At
this
> >point I am SERIOUSLY considering scrapping iMail altogether and
attempting
> >to find another solution as iMail is beginning to seem more problematic
than
> >it is worth. I got 10 times the performance out of Microsoft Exchange
> >Server v5.5 on a less hearty box with twice the load that this one
currently
> >has. The thinness of the server was one of the reasons my company chose
> >iMail to begin with.
> >
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