From: | Ed Hasted |
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Date: | 9/26/16 4:50 AM |
Topic: | Xeams in Hybrid Mode |
Type: | Installation |
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This is a check before I take the plunge with Xeams. 1. Host a number of IMAP mail domains. Many thanks, |
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From: | Synametrics Support |
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Date: | 9/26/16 8:16 AM |
Topic: | Xeams in Hybrid Mode |
Type: | Installation |
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Yes. This is exactly what Xeams is going to do in Hybrid mode - it will filter junk, forward good messages to the server downstream and will hold a copy locally that can be used by either POP3 or IMAP. However, if you already have an IMAP server down stream, running Xeams in Hybrid mode will duplicate every user's mailbox on two machines. If you don't care about extra disk usage, this is fine. If you don't want to duplicate messages, run Xeams in Firewall mode and put another instance of Xeams downstream that takes care of these IMAP users.
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From: | Dave |
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Date: | 6/7/19 5:20 PM |
Topic: | Xeams in Hybrid Mode |
Type: | Installation |
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Jumping in here. Is there a document to configure Hybrid mode. I cannot find anything. Thanks |
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From: | Synametrics Support |
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Date: | 6/10/19 11:05 AM |
Topic: | Xeams in Hybrid Mode |
Type: | Installation |
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Dave, Go to Server Configuration and change the Server Type to Hybrid. That's it.
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From: | chunyihkuo |
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Date: | 5/21/20 10:26 PM |
Topic: | Xeams in Hybrid Mode |
Type: | Installation |
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I need the hybird mode of xeams setup operations Thanks!
best wishes Chunyih Kuo
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