CHECKLIST
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Kerio Connect is an email server designed specially for small
and medium-sized organizations. Its main components include 
integrated mobile email for all popular smartphones, anti-spam and
anti-virus protection, Outlook and Entourage groupware support, 
Kerio WebMail, archiving and backup. Groupware features include 
shared and public email, calendars, contacts, notes and tasks. 
Kerio Connect supports multiple domains and fully supports 
Active Directory and Apple Open Directory for user management. 
Kerio Connect runs on Windows, Red Hat Linux, SUSE Linux, 
Debian/Ubuntu Linux and Mac OS X.

To see what applications are listening on what ports, type command:

netstat --tcp -lp

Often default Linux installations install packages like sendmail 
or postfix, using these ports.

If sendmail or postfix is running, you can stop it by running 
command: 

/etc/init.d/sendmail stop

or

/etc/init.d/postfix stop

To prevent sendmail or postfix from automatic run upon the system 
boot, you can disable them by running command:

/sbin/chkconfig sendmail off

or

/sbin/chkconfig postfix off


INSTALLATION
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Kerio Connect comes as two standalone rpm packages:

1. Kerio Connect package

   You must install this package on a computer where you want 
   to run the mail server.

2. X Window-based administration console

   You should install this package on a computer from which you
   will administer Kerio Connect. This computer must run 
   X Window System. Alternatively, you may install and use 
   Kerio Administration Console on Microsoft Windows or Mac OS X.


AFTER INSTALLATION
==================

After you install Kerio Connect package, you must run 
text-based console wizard from linux terminal by typing commands:

cd /opt/kerio/mailserver

./cfgwizard

In this wizard you will be asked for basic setup information
necessary to create first local domain and administration
account which can be later used to configure the server.


RUNNING Kerio Connect
=====================

Kerio Connect installs itself as a service and will start 
automatically upon the system boot.

After installation you must start server manually. To manually 
control Kerio Connect, you can use the following script:

To start Kerio Connect, type:

/etc/init.d/keriomailserver start

To stop Kerio Connect, type:

/etc/init.d/keriomailserver stop


ADMINISTRATION
==============

Kerio Connect configuration is performed through Kerio 
Administration Console. The console is available for X Window, 
MS Windows and Mac OS X systems. You may install the console 
on a different computer than the one running Kerio Connect. 
Kerio Administration Console will allow you to connect remotely 
to Kerio Connect over the network.

If you've installed the administration console on Linux, you 
may launch the console by typing the command:

kerioadmin


