• Domain:

  The domain name of your computer.If you have no public domain name, enter your computer name or Blueberry.

• Admin:

  Current version ignore this,enter your computer name or Blueberry.

  • Mobile:

    If you bring this server on a floppy disk or CD-ROM, check this. If you check this, every setting files are cleaned when ths program closed.

  • Deliver Auto Every [   ] seconds:

    Period for sending mails in [Outbox].

  • Retry send while [   ] days

    Retry days for sending mails, when the destination mail server has some problem. This must be more tha one day.

• DNS Server:
  • Detect AUTO
    

    When checked,Bluberry SMTP search DNS server auto. Windows2000/XP only

  • Primary:

    When [Detect auto] is not cheked,you must specify IP address of primary DNS server.

  • Secondary:

    When [Detect auto] is not cheked,you should specify IP address of secondary DNS server.(option)

  • Port#
    • MX:

      Bluberry SMTP listen to this port# for in comming e-mails. Reached e-mails are relay to the other mail server.If you do not hope this leave here default value or set to ZERO.
      (You can't send out going e-mails from this port,this port is incomming e-mails only.)

    • MSA:

      This is a port# for Message Submission Agent  Blueberry HOT listen to this port# for out going e-mails.
      (This port requires SMTP authentication.)

    • MSA2:

      This is a port# for sending messages using web-based mail plugins Blueberry HOT listen to this port# for out going e-mails.
      (This port requires SMTP authentication.)

    • POP:

      Blueberry SMTP listen to this port# for retrieving web-based account e-mails.
      If you do not hope this feature , leave here default value or set to ZERO.

  • TimeOut
    • DNS:

      Time out for DNS.

    • MX

      Time out for MX.

    • MSA

      Time out for MSA.

    • MSA2

      Time out for MSA2.

    • POP

      Time out for POP.(more than 300 seconds are recommended)

    • Options
      • Disable UDP
        

        Blueberry SMTP access DNS server for searching destination mail server using UDP access first, when it failed,it use TCP access.If this item is not checked,Blueberry SMTP use TCP access only.

      • Generate Message-Id

        When your MUA(e-mail client) does not generate Message-Id header for sending mails, Blueberry HOT generates it instead.

      • Generate Date

        When your MUA(e-mail client) does not generate Date header for sending mails, Blueberry HOT generates it instead.

      • Protocol Log

        When you need protocol logs,check this. Blueberry SMTP makes a protocol log file in a day, and delete it after 7 days.

    • Settings for your MUA(e-mail client)
      • Settings of POP Server
        Web-based mail account only.
        • POP Server
          localhost

        • POP Port#
          POP Port# that Blueberry SMTP is listening to.

        • User-ID
          Your Web mail address.
          www.mail.com and usa.com is special

          Your mail address(replace @ to #)@mail.com
          Your mail address(replace @ to #)@usa.com
          zzn.com is also special

          mailbox#sub-domain@zzn.com
          RSS is also special

          RSS URL@rss
          (Remark)
          • Leading http:// of URL is not required.
          • Multiple URL must be separated by ;.
          (Example)
          • http://apan.cnet.com/rss/index.rdf@rss
          • apan.cnet.com/rss/index.rdf@rss
          • apan.cnet.com/rss/index.rdf;bulknews.net/rss/rdf.cgi?Asahi@rss
          (Exampless)
          • blueberry@hotmail.com
          • blueberry@msn.com
          • blueberry@yahoo.com
          • blueberry@yahoo.com.tw
          • blueberry@yahoo.fr
          • blueberry@gmail.com
          • blueberry#usa.com@mail.com
          • ayanoakira#blueberry@zzn.com

        • Password
          Your Web mail password
          (Exception)
          RSS : Your computer name. (You can check the Computer name "Control Panel ->System".)

  • Settings of SMTP Server
    • SMTP Server
      Localhost

    • SMTP Port#
      • Sending messages using Message submission agent
        MSA Port# that Blueberry SMTP is listening to.
      • Sending messages using web-based mail plgins
        MSA2 Port# that Blueberry SMTP is listening to.

        Both of two needs SMTP authentication.

    • SMTP Authentication
      Blueberry SMTP requires SMTP Authentication to send messages for security.
      SMTP Authentication types are LOGIN and CRAM-MD5
      (MSA2 speaks only LOGIN)

Bluberry SMTP searchs for the destination mail server from the mail address using DNS Server for sending mails.

But,When the domain part of the mail address is founded in this list,Bluberry SMTP send the mails to the mail server which is binded to that domain.

This is useful to relay the mails and when the mail server is difficult to find from the DNS server. (for example ,there is no public domain for the mail server except IP address.)

• Domain
  Domain parts of the mail address. Usualy,It means the host name of the mail server.

• MX

  Mail server name or IP address:port#

  (example)

  • smtp.mail.com:25
  • 123.234.345.456:25

This is the mail list which are waitting for sending. Every out going mails are stored in  [Outbox]  once.

• 
  
  New mails.
• 
  
  Retry mails.
• 
  
  Error report mails.

• Use Proxy Server
  When you using the HTTP proxy server ,check this.

• Proxy Server Name
  This is a HTTP proxy server name.
  When you checked  [Use Proxy Server], you must fill here as below.
  proxy-server-name:port#