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This document provides instructions for configuring a mail server on Red Hat Linux. It describes installing Postfix as the mail transfer agent (MTA), configuring Dovecot for POP3 and IMAP access, creating user accounts, sending a test email between users, and configuring the SquirrelMail webmail interface. Key steps include installing system-switch-mail-gnome, restarting Postfix and setting it to start on boot, configuring Dovecot, adding users, sending an email from the root user to a new user, and configuring SquirrelMail's SMTP and server settings.
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The world today runs on fastest means of communication. One way to communicate quickly is by using electronic mail or email. It has become the essence of any business and without it they have hard time functioning. Due to this fact we need reliable email servers to ensure that our email is processed correctly and either delivered or receive on time. In Red Hat enterprise Linux send mail is default for sending mail and Dovecot is default for receiving mails.
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Rpm- postfix.
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