Index

A B C D E F G H I L M N O P Q R S T U V

A

actions

server-side rules, 9.1

address rewriting rules

components, 3.3.2.5.1, 3.3.2.5.3, 3.3.2.5.3

defined, 3.3.2.5

designing, 3.3.2.5.4

host, 3.3.2.5

mailer, 3.3.2.5

operators

defined, 3.3.2.5.3

tokens, 3.3.2.5.3

user, 3.3.2.5

administrative privileges

domain, 1.2

system, 1.2

alias attributes, 2.4.1

aliases, 2.4, 2.4.2

antispam, 6.3

antispam checks

for NNTP server, 6.3.3

for SMTP server, 6.3.2

antispam protection

third-party filter, 6.3.1

antivirus protection

applying SAVSE filters, 6.4

archive policies, 8.4

creating, 8.4.1

editing, 8.4.2

attributes

alias, 2.4.1

distribution list, 2.3.1, 2.3.2

domain, 2.2.2

E-Mail Collaboration Suite Database target, 7.1.3.3

E-Mail IMAP Service target, 7.1.3.1

E-Mail SMTP Inbound Service target, 7.1.3.1

newsgroup, 2.5.3.1

Oracle Internet Directory Client target, 7.1.3.4

peer server, 2.5.1.1

B

backup

about oesbkp utility, 10.3

Oracle Collaboration Suite Database, 10.2

Oracle Mail, 10.1

beacon transactions, A.1

blocking messages, D.6.2

bounce processing

about, 3.5.5

C

capturing outbound messages, D.6.4

cold backup

database backup utility, 10.2

collection

enabling, 3.4.1.1

Housekeeper server tasks

deleted message collection, 3.4.1

command-line utilities

oeschart, 7.3.2

oeschk, D.10

oesctl

about, D.5

examples, D.5

oesdl, D.1

examples, D.1

oesmon, 7.3.1

oesng, D.2

examples, D.2

oespr

about, D.3

examples, D.3

oesrl

about, D.6

creating server-side rules, 9.2.1.2

displaying server-side rules, 9.2.1.1

editing server-side rules, 9.2.1.3

oesucr

about, D.4

examples, D.4

oesutil, D.11

oidadmin, 3.5

opmnctl

about, D.5

conditions

server-side rules, 9.1

copying messages to a folder, D.6.7

copying outgoing messages, D.6.5

corporate directory

See Oracle Internet Directory

creating aliases, 2.4.1

creating graphs

oeschart, 7.3.2.4

ctxsys

database user, 3.4.1.2

D

DBMS_STATS package, H

deleting aliases, 2.4.3

deleting server-side rules, D.6.1

deprovisioning

users

Oracle WebMail, 2.1.4

Directory Cache, 5.1

pass-through mode, 5.1

Directory Provider

defined, 5.1

discarding all messages, D.6.6

distribution lists

adding users, 2.3.7, 2.3.7

adding users to a new

command line, D.1

adding users to an existing

command line, D.1

archiving posts

defined, 3.5.2

attributes, 2.3.1, 2.3.1, 2.3.2

bounce processing, 3.5.5

creating, 2.3.3

deleting, 2.3.6

command line, D.1

external

defined, 3.5.3

group types, 2.3.1

lookup

dlsync, G.2

enabling, G.2

managing, 2.3

managing users, 2.3.7

modifying, 2.3.4

modifying default parameter values, 2.3.5

parameters, 2.3.2

posting types, 2.3.1

removing members, 2.3.7

command line, D.1

removing users, 2.3.7

showing all to which a user subscribes, 2.3.8

subscription types, 2.3.1

dlsync

distribution list lookup utility, G.2

DNS, 3.3.2

domain administrator

defined, 1.2

domain attributes, 2.2.2

flashback mail recovery, 2.2.2

location in public namespace, 2.2.2

naming attribute for creation in public namespace, 2.2.2

objectclasses for creation in public namespace, 2.2.2

domain name server

See DNS

domains

about, 2.2

creating, 2.2.1

deleting

using oesutil utility, D.11

managing

modifying default distribution list parameter values, 2.3.5

setting default user attributes, 2.1.3

modifying settings, 2.2.2

E

editing alias attributes, 2.4.2

e-mail

domains, 2.2

group target, 7.1.3.5

messages

life cycle of, 9.1

quota, 2.1.1

recovering deleted, 2.1.5

user attributes

e-mail user account name, 2.1.1

users

adding, 2.1.1

modifying attributes, 2.1.2

removing, 2.1.4

setting default attributes, 2.1.3

e-mail alias lookup

enabling, G.1

e-mail server directory service

See ESDS

EMSAG184, D.2.1

EMSAG3256, D.6.1

error messages

Housekeeper server, B.4

IMAP server, B.2

List Server, B.5

NNTP server, B.6

Oracle Webmail, B.8

overview, B.1

POP server, B.2

SMTP server, B.3

Virus Scrubber server, B.7

es_perf_data view, 7.3.2.3.5

es_perf_metric table, 7.3.2.3.2

es_perf_process table, 7.3.2.3.1

es_perf_sample table, 7.3.2.3.4

es_perf_timestamp table, 7.3.2.3.3

esd_check_quota_usage.pl script, D.13

esd_copy_messages.sql script, D.17

esd_find_message.sql script, D.15

esd_list_folder_messages.sql script, D.20

esd_list_unopened_inbox.sql script, D.21

esd_list_user_folders.sql script, D.19

esd_logscan.pl script, D.12

esd_mail_queue.sql script, D.18

esd_queue_examine.sql script, D.14

esd_show_message.sql script, D.16

esd_show_session_usage.sql script, D.23

esd_show_sessions.sql script, D.22

ESDS, 3.3.1.3

esdssyncdl

distribution list synchronization utility, G.2.1

synchronizing distribution lists, G.2.2

esperftbl tablespace, 7.3.2.3

ESTERSTORE tablespace

defined, 3.4.1.3

moving, 3.4.1.3.1

events

server-side rules, 9.1

export backup

database backup utility, 10.2

expressions

server-side rules, 9.1

F

filters, 8.2

applying, 8.2.4

applying to Collaboration Suite Database, 8.2.4

creating, 8.2.1

editing, 8.2.2

editing applied, 8.2.5

reordering, 8.2.3

firewalls, 6.1.3

flashback mail recovery, 2.2.2

G

garbage collection

See collection

graphs

displaying in Oracle Enterprise Manager, 7.3.2.5

Grid Control Console

See Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control Console

H

hot backup

database backup utility, 10.2

Housekeeper server, 3.4

creating a text indexing process, 3.4.1.2.3

dynamically starting and stopping tasks

command line, D.5.14

enabling process control message cleanup, 3.4.1.1

error messages, B.4

message recovery

configuring to record deleted messages, 3.4.1.1.1

metrics, H.6

parameters

debug, F.1.1.2

general, F.1.1.1

Housekeeping Operations, F.1.1.1

tasks, 3.4

collection, 3.4.1

index synchronization, 3.4.1

tertiary storage, 3.4.1

tertiary storage, 3.4.1.3.2

troubleshooting, A.3.3

housekeeping

see Housekeeper server

I

identity management

e-mail system component, 6.1.1.3

IMAP

defined, 3.3.1

troubleshooting, A.3.1

IMAP server, 3.3.1

error messages, B.2

metrics, H.3

parameters

debug, F.1.2.2

general, F.1.2.1

rules and routing control, F.1.2.1

shared message flags, F.1.2.1

thread, F.1.2.1

process architecture, 3.3.1.1

IMAP4

See IMAP

index synchronization, 3.4.1

indexes

of e-mail, 3.4.1.2

information storage database

e-mail system component, 6.1.1.1

See Also Oracle Collaboration Suite Database

Internet Message Access Protocol

See IMAP

L

LDAP objectclasses

for creation in public namespace, 2.2.2

groupofnames, 2.2.2

groupofuniquenames, 2.2.2

Lightweight Directory Access Protocol

See LDAP

list

See distribution lists

List Server, 3.5

distribution list attributes, 2.3.1

error messages, B.5

mail interface, 3.5.1

mail merge

defined, 3.5.7

types, 3.5.7

metrics, H.7

parameters

debug, F.1.7.2

DSN, F.1.7.1

general, F.1.7.1

rules and routing control, F.1.7.1

SMTP protocol timeouts, F.1.7.1

target-level settings, F.1.7.1

log files

about, 3.2.1

location

Directory Cache, 5.1.3

oesbkp utility, 10.3

Oracle WebMail, 4.4

Virus Scrubber, 6.5

LogMiner

about, 10.4

configuring Housekeeper server process, 3.4.1.1.1

enabling supplemental logging, 3.4.1.1.1

recovering deleted e-mail, 2.1.5

setting up, 3.4.1.1.1

lookup

creating a referral, G.1

enabling distribution list, G.2

enabling e-mail alias, G.1

M

mail clients

e-mail system component, 6.1.1.4

troubleshooting, A.2.1

mail delivery

troubleshooting, A.2.2

mail merge

defined, 3.5.7

PL/SQL mail merge, 3.5.7

scheduled mail delivery

defined, 3.5.7

standard mail merge, 3.5.7

types, 3.5.7

MAIL_RECOVERY_FQ package

recovering messages, 10.5.2

message archiving, 8.4, 8.4.1, 8.4.2

enabling, 8.4.4

message cleanup, 3.4.1.1

message recovery

Housekeeper server process

configuring to record deleted messages, 3.4.1.1.1

LogMiner, 10.4

enabling supplemental logging, 3.4.1.1.1

setting up Oracle Collaboration Suite Database, 3.4.1.1.1

recovering deleted e-mail, 2.1.5

message transfer agent

See MTA

metrics

about, H

common to all servers, H.1

Housekeeper server, H.6

IMAP server, H.3

List Server, H.7

NNTP inbound server, H.8

NNTP outbound server, H.9

POP server, H.2

SMTP inbound server, H.4

SMTP outbound server, H.5

Virus Scrubber server, H.10

middle tier

See Oracle Collaboration Suite Applications tier

MTA, 3.3.2.2

MX record, 3.3.2.1.2

N

Network News Transport Protocol

See NNTP

news peers

adding

command line, D.3

deleting

command line, D.3

news servers, 3.6.1

newsgroups

adding private, 2.5.3.1

adding public, 2.5.3.4

attributes, 2.5.2, 2.5.3.1

creating public

command line, D.2.3

creating public moderated

command line, D.2.2

creating simple public

command line, D.2.1

defined, 2.5.2

deleting private, 2.5.3.3

deleting public, 2.5.3.6

command line, D.2.4

editing private, 2.5.3.2

editing public, 2.5.3.5

private, 2.5.2

public, 2.5.2

NNTP

defined, 3.6

news servers, 3.6.1

news site, 3.6.1

newsgroups, 3.6.1

peer, 3.6.1

NNTP inbound server

metrics, H.8

parameters

access and routing control, F.1.3.1

debug, F.1.3.2

general, F.1.3.1

thread, F.1.3.1

NNTP outbound server

metrics, H.9

parameters

debug, F.1.4.2

general, F.1.4.1

thread, F.1.4.1

NNTP server

antispam checks, 6.3.3

caching articles

defined, 3.6.3

error messages, B.6

inbound

defined, 3.6.4.1

outbound

defined, 3.6.4.2

routing control, 6.3.3

O

oc4j.properties

Oracle WebMail, 4.3.1

oesbkp utility

about, 10.3

backup files, 10.3

logging information, 10.3

parameters and definitions, 10.3

syntax, 10.3

oeschart utility

about, 7.3.2

creating graphs, 7.3.2.4

oeschk utility

about, D.10

oesctl utility

about, D.5

creating server instances, D.5.2

deleting server instances, D.5.3

disabling server instances, D.5.6

enabling servers, D.5.5

examples, D.5

listing server instances, D.5.4

listing servers, D.5.1

showing server instance status, D.5.15

showing server process status, D.5.15

synchronizing configuration to opmn.xml, D.5.7

oesdl utility

about, D.1

adding users to a new distribution list, D.1

adding users to an existing distribution list, D.1

deleting a distribution list, D.1

examples, D.1

removing members from a distribution list, D.1

oesmon utility, 7.3.1

syntax options, 7.3.1

oesng utility, D.2

examples, D.2

oespr utility, D.3

examples, D.3

oesrl utility, D.6

blocking messages, D.6.2

capturing outbound messages, D.6.4

copying messages to a folder, D.6.7

copying outgoing messages, D.6.5

creating server-side rules, 9.2.1.2

deleting server-side rules, 9.2.1.4, D.6.1

discarding all messages, D.6.6

displaying server-side rules, 9.2.1.1

editing server-side rules, 9.2.1.3

rejecting messages

based on text strings, D.6.3

with too many recipients, D.6.8

server-side rule examples, D.6

oesucr utility, D.4

examples, D.4

oesutil utility, D.11

oidadmin utility, 3.5

opmnctl utility, D.5

creating server instances, D.5.2

deleting server instances, D.5.3

disabling server instances, D.5.6

dynamically starting and stopping Housekeeper server tasks, D.5.14

enabling servers, D.5.5

listing server, D.5.1

listing server instances, D.5.4

refreshing server instances, D.5.11

restarting server instances, D.5.10

showing server instance status, D.5.15

showing server process status, D.5.15

starting a single server instance, D.5.9

starting all server instances, D.5.8

stopping a single server instance, D.5.13

stopping all server instances, D.5.12

Oracle Collaboration Suite 10g Database

See Oracle Collaboration Suite Database

Oracle Collaboration Suite 10g Mail

See Oracle Mail

Oracle Collaboration Suite Applications tier

e-mail system component, 6.1.1.2

Oracle Collaboration Suite Database

backup, 10.2, 10.2

backup and recovery, 10.2

defined, 3.1

enabling supplemental logging

LogMiner, 3.4.1.1.1

modifying connection parameters, 3.1.1

purging monitoring data from, 7.2

setting up for LogMiner, 3.4.1.1.1

target

about, 7.1.3.3

creating, 7.1.3.3

troubleshooting, A.4

Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Application Server Control

server process

refreshing, 3.2.3

restarting, 3.2.3

Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Application Server Control Console for Collaboration Suite

parameters

modifying default settings, 3.2.6

modifying instance settings, 3.2.7

server instance

creating, 3.2.4

creating like, 3.2.4

deleting, 3.2.5

starting, 3.2.3

stopping, 3.2.3

server process

disabling, 3.2.2

enabling, 3.2.2

Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Grid Control Console, 7.1

about, 1.2.3

Oracle Flashback Query

MAIL_RECOVERY_FQ package, 10.5.2

recovery utility, 10.5.1

recovering messages, 10.5.2

Oracle Internet Directory

client target, 7.1.3.4

client target properties, 7.1.3.4

configuring SSL from Oracle WebMail, 4.3.3

Directory Cache, 5.1

Oracle Mail

backup and recovery, 10.1

about oesbkp utility, 10.3

LogMiner, 10.4

oesbkp backup files, 10.3

oesbkp logging information, 10.3

oesbkp parameters and definitions, 10.3

oesbkp syntax, 10.3

Oracle Flashback Query, 10.5.1

recovering messages, 10.5.2

error messages

Housekeeper server, B.4

IMAP server, B.2

List Server, B.5

NNTP server, B.6

overview, B.1

POP server, B.2

SMTP server, B.3

Virus Scrubber server, B.7

filters

about, 8.2

applying, 8.2.4

creating, 8.2.1

editing, 8.2.2

editing applied, 8.2.5

reordering, 8.2.3

filters to Collaboration Suite Database

applying, 8.2.4

message archiving, 8.4

creating an archiving policy, 8.4.1

editing an archiving policy, 8.4.2

enabling, 8.4.4

metrics

Housekeeper server, H.6

IMAP server, H.3

List Server, H.7

NNTP inbound server, H.8

NNTP outbound server, H.9

POP server, H.2

SMTP inbound server, H.4

SMTP outbound server, H.5

Virus Scrubber server, H.10

policies, 8.1

routing control, 8.3

incoming mail, 8.3.1

incoming news, 8.3.3

outgoing mail, 8.3.2

SAVSE filters

applying, 6.4.2

editing, 6.4.1

security

about, 6.1

server instances

creating, D.5.2

deleting, D.5.3

listing, D.5.4

refreshing, D.5.11

restarting, D.5.10

starting a single, D.5.9

starting all, D.5.8

stopping all, D.5.12

server log files, 3.2.1

server metrics

common to all servers, H.1

server parameters

Housekeeper debug, F.1.1.2

Housekeeper general, F.1.1.1

Housekeeping Operations, F.1.1.1

IMAP debug, F.1.2.2

IMAP general, F.1.2.1

IMAP rules and routing control, F.1.2.1

IMAP shared message flags, F.1.2.1

IMAP thread, F.1.2.1

LDAP connection pool, F.1

LDAP connection retry, F.1

List Server debug, F.1.7.2

List Server DSN, F.1.7.1

List Server general, F.1.7.1

List Server rules and routing control, F.1.7.1

List Server SMTP protocol timeouts, F.1.7.1

NNTP inbound access and routing control, F.1.3.1

NNTP inbound debug, F.1.3.2

NNTP inbound general, F.1.3.1

NNTP inbound thread, F.1.3.1

NNTP outbound debug, F.1.4.2

NNTP outbound general, F.1.4.1

NNTP outbound thread, F.1.4.1

POP debug, F.1.5.2

POP general, F.1.5.1

SMTP inbound debug, F.1.8.2

SMTP inbound DSN, F.1.8.1

SMTP inbound general, F.1.8.1

SMTP inbound rules and routing control, F.1.8.1

SMTP inbound thread, F.1.8.1

SMTP outbound debug, F.1.9.2

SMTP outbound general, F.1.9.1

SMTP outbound thread, F.1.9.1

Virus Scrubber debug, F.1.6.2

Virus Scrubber general, F.1.6.1

servers

disabling, D.5.6

enabling, D.5.5

Housekeeper, 3.4

IMAP, 3.3.1

List Server, 3.5

listing, D.5.1

NNTP, 3.6

POP, 3.3.1

showing instance status, D.5.15

SMTP, 3.3.2

Virus Scrubber, 6.5

target

types, 7.1.1

tertiary storage, 3.4.1.3

troubleshooting

being alerted to problems, A.1

users

adding, 2.1.1

managing, 2.1

modifying attributes, 2.1.2

removing, 2.1.4

setting default attributes, 2.1.3

Oracle Mail Portlet API

overview, 4.5

Oracle Management Agent, 7.1

Oracle Text

creating a Housekeeper server instance to index text, 3.4.1.2.3

improving performance, 3.4.1.2.3

installing, 3.4.1.2

searching e-mail, 3.4.1.2

verifying installation, 3.4.1.2.2

Oracle WebMail

accessing, 1.2.1

aliases

creating, 2.4.1

deleting, 2.4.3

editing attributes, 2.4.2

configuring SSL to Oracle Internet Directory, 4.3.3

distribution lists

adding users, 2.3.7

attributes, 2.3.1

creating, 2.3.3

deleting, 2.3.6

group types, 2.3.1

modifying, 2.3.4

modifying default parameter values, 2.3.5

parameters, 2.3.2

posting types, 2.3.1

removing members, 2.3.7

showing all to which a user subscribes, 2.3.8

subscription types, 2.3.1

domains

creating, 2.2.1

modifying settings, 2.2.2

error messages, B.8

filters

about, 8.2

applying, 8.2.4

applying to Collaboration Suite Database, 8.2.4

creating, 8.2.1

editing, 8.2.2

editing applied, 8.2.5

reordering, 8.2.3

location of log files, 4.4

managing distribution lists, 2.3

message archiving, 8.4

creating an archiving policy, 8.4.1

editing an archiving policy, 8.4.2

newsgroups

adding private, 2.5.3.1

adding public, 2.5.3.4

attributes, 2.5.2

defined, 2.5.2

deleting private, 2.5.3.3

deleting public, 2.5.3.6

editing private, 2.5.3.2

editing public, 2.5.3.5

private, 2.5.2

public, 2.5.2

overview, 4.1

peer servers

adding, 2.5.1.1

deleting, 2.5.1.3

editing, 2.5.1.2

managing, 2.5.1

properties, 4.3.1

oc4j.properties, 4.3.1

recovering deleted e-mail, 2.1.5

routing control, 8.3

incoming mail, 8.3.1

incoming news, 8.3.3

outgoing mail, 8.3.2

P

parameters

minqueueage, 3.3.2.4

modifying default server settings, 3.2.6

modifying server instance settings, 3.2.7

Oracle Collaboration Suite Database connection, 3.1.1

orclMailAdminCollectionInterval, 7.3.2.1

orclMailAdminStoreDN, 7.3.2.3

queuetimeout, 3.3.2.4

Q

quota

checking percentage used

using oesutil utility, D.11

e-mail, 2.1.1

voice mail, 2.1.1

R

recovering deleted e-mail, 2.1.5

recovering messages, 10.5.2

recovery

about oesbkp utility, 10.3

Oracle Collaboration Suite Database, 10.2

Oracle Mail, 10.1

rejecting messages

based on text strings, D.6.3

with too many recipients, D.6.8

request for comments

See RFCs

Result (RHS), 3.3.2.5.3

RFCs

supported, E

routing control, 8.3

for NNTP server, 6.3.3

for SMTP server, 6.3.2

incoming mail, 8.3.1

advanced settings, 8.3.1.4

copying settings, 8.3.1.5

general settings, 8.3.1.1

reject settings, 8.3.1.2

saving settings, 8.3.1.5

trust settings, 8.3.1.3

incoming news, 8.3.3

copying settings, 8.3.3.3

general settings, 8.3.3.1

reject settings, 8.3.3.2

saving settings, 8.3.3.3

trust settings, 8.3.3.3

outgoing mail, 8.3.2

copying settings, 8.3.2

saving settings, 8.3.2

process defined, 6.3.2

rules

See filters

See server-side rules

S

SASL, 6.1.1.4

SAVSE

filters

applying, 6.4.2

editing, 6.4.1

SAVSE filters

ICAP configuration, 6.4.1

string parameters, 6.4.1

scheduled mail delivery, 3.5.7

scripts

esd_check_quota_usage.pl, D.13

esd_copy_messages.sql, D.17

esd_find_message.sql, D.15

esd_list_folder_messages.sql, D.20

esd_list_unopened_inbox.sql, D.21

esd_list_user_folders.sql, D.19

esd_logscan.pl, D.12

esd_mail_queue.sql, D.18

esd_queue_examine.sql, D.14

esd_show_message.sql, D.16

esd_show_session_usage.sql, D.23

esd_show_sessions.sql, D.22

utllockt.sql, D.24

searches

of e-mail, 3.4.1.2

of e-mail bodies in various languages, 3.4.1.2.1

Secure Sockets Layer

See SSL

security

firewalls, 6.1.3

Oracle Mail, 6.1

SMTP server, 6.1.1.2

send_schedule delivery tag parameters, 3.5.7

server instance

creating

using Oracle Enterprise Manager, 3.2.4

using the command line, D.5.2

creating like

using Oracle Enterprise Manager, 3.2.4

deleting

using Oracle Enterprise Manager, 3.2.5

using the command line, D.5.3

disabling

using Oracle Enterprise Manager, 3.2.2

using the command line, D.5.6

enabling

using Oracle Enterprise Manager, 3.2.2

using the command line, D.5.5

listing

using the command line, D.5.4

refreshing

using Oracle Enterprise Manager, 3.2.3

using the command line, D.5.11

restarting

using Oracle Enterprise Manager, 3.2.3

using the command line, D.5.10

show status of

using the command line, D.5.15

starting

using Oracle Enterprise Manager, 3.2.3

starting a single

using the command line, D.5.9

starting all

using the command line, D.5.8

stopping

using Oracle Enterprise Manager, 3.2.3

stopping a single

using the command line, D.5.13

stopping all

using the command line, D.5.12

server parameters

Housekeeper debug, F.1.1.2

Housekeeper general, F.1.1.1

Housekeeping Operations, F.1.1.1

IMAP debug, F.1.2.2

IMAP general, F.1.2.1

IMAP rules and routing control, F.1.2.1

IMAP shared message flags, F.1.2.1

IMAP thread, F.1.2.1

LDAP connection pool, F.1

LDAP connection retry, F.1

List Server debug, F.1.7.2

List Server DSN, F.1.7.1

List Server general, F.1.7.1

List Server rules and routing control, F.1.7.1

List Server SMTP protocol timeouts, F.1.7.1

modifying default settings, 3.2.6

modifying instance settings, 3.2.7

NNTP inbound access and routing control, F.1.3.1

NNTP inbound debug, F.1.3.2

NNTP inbound general, F.1.3.1

NNTP inbound thread, F.1.3.1

NNTP outbound debug, F.1.4.2

NNTP outbound general, F.1.4.1

NNTP outbound thread, F.1.4.1

POP debug, F.1.5.2

POP general, F.1.5.1

SMTP inbound debug, F.1.8.2

SMTP inbound DSN, F.1.8.1

SMTP inbound general, F.1.8.1

SMTP inbound rules and routing control, F.1.8.1

SMTP inbound thread, F.1.8.1

SMTP outbound debug, F.1.9.2

SMTP outbound general, F.1.9.1

SMTP outbound thread, F.1.9.1

Virus Scrubber debug, F.1.6.2

Virus Scrubber general, 6.5.1, F.1.6.1

servers

Housekeeper, 3.4

IMAP, 3.3.1

List Server, 3.5

NNTP, 3.6

Oracle Mail

defined, 7.1.1

POP, 3.3.1

SMTP, 3.3.2

server-side rules

about, 9.1

blocking messages, D.6.2

capturing outbound messages, D.6.4

context, 9.1

domain-wide, 9.1

system-wide, 9.1

user, 9.1

copying messages to a folder, D.6.7

copying outgoing messages, D.6.5

creating, 9.2.1

with oesrl utility, 9.2.1.2

deleting, D.6.1

with oesrl utility, 9.2.1.4

discarding all messages, D.6.6

displaying

with oesrl utility, 9.2.1.1

editing

with oesrl utility, 9.2.1.3

events, 9.1

examples

using oesrl utility, D.6

parts of

actions, 9.1

attributes, 9.1

conditions, 9.1

expressions, 9.1

rejecting messages

based on text strings, D.6.3

with too many recipients, D.6.8

tips, D.6.9

service

Oracle Mail

defined, 7.1.1

service target

creating, 7.1.3.1

service targets

about, 7.1.3

service types, 7.3.1

Simple Authentication and Security Layer

See SASL

simple mail transfer protocol

See SMTP

SMTP

address rewriting rules, 3.3.2.5

configuring, 3.3.2.1

defined, 3.3.2

message flow, 3.3.2.2

multiple Collaboration Suite Database setup, 3.3.2.1.3

single Collaboration Suite Database setup, 3.3.2.1.2

single node setup, 3.3.2.1.1

thread pool

database connection, 3.3.2.3

Oracle Internet Directory server, 3.3.2.3

worker, 3.3.2.3

troubleshooting, A.3.1

SMTP inbound server

architecture, 3.3.2.3

debug parameters, F.1.8.2

defined, 3.3.2.3

DSN parameters, F.1.8.1

general parameters, F.1.8.1

metrics, H.4

rules and routing control parameters, F.1.8.1

thread parameters, F.1.8.1

SMTP outbound server

architecture, 3.3.2.4

configuring for message archiving, 8.4.4

debug parameters, F.1.9.2

defined, 3.3.2.4

general parameters, F.1.9.1

metrics, H.5

thread parameters, F.1.9.1

thread pool

database connection, 3.3.2.4

Oracle Internet Directory server, 3.3.2.4

SMTP server

antispam checks, 6.3.2

error messages, B.3

routing control, 6.3.2, 6.3.2

security, 6.1.1.2

spam, 6.3

spam control

See routing control

SSL

about, 6.2

configuring between Oracle WebMail and Oracle Internet Directory, 4.3.3

standard mail merge, 3.5.7

statistics

See metrics

Symantec AntiVirus Scan Engine

See SAVSE

synchronizing distribution lists rom a private e-mail namespace, G.2.3

system administrator

defined, 1.2

T

tablespaces

esperftbl, 7.3.2.3

ESTERSTORE, 3.4.1.3

target

e-mail group, 7.1.3.5

Oracle Collaboration Suite Database

creating, 7.1.3.3

Oracle Internet Directory client

creating, 7.1.3.4

service

about, 7.1.3

creating, 7.1.3.1

service types, 7.3.1

types, 7.1.1

Web application

creating, 7.1.3.2

tertiary storage, 3.4.1.3

configuring Housekeeper for, 3.4.1.3.2

Housekeeper server tasks, 3.4.1

text indexing

U

user

administrative privileges, 1.2

user attributes, 2.1.1

e-mail user account name, 2.1.1

users

adding

Oracle WebMail, 2.1.1

modifying attributes

Oracle WebMail, 2.1.2

provisioning

command line, D.4

removing

Oracle WebMail, 2.1.4

setting default attributes

Oracle WebMail, 2.1.3

utllockt.sql script, D.24

V

Virus Scrubber server

about, 6.5

configuring, 6.5.1

error messages, B.7

log files, 6.5

metrics, H.10

parameters

debug, F.1.6.2

general, F.1.6.1

PL/SQL script, 6.6

examples, 6.6.1

quarantine, 6.6.1, 6.6.1

restore, 6.6.1

voice mail

quota, 2.1.1