TABLE 2-1 SIMS Components and Tasks (see FIGURE 2-1 on page 49)
Components/Task
Description
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1) Stop SIMS, Logging Out and Version Information
Provides instructions for adding, deleting, or modifying user, group or organizational units entries in the directory.
The Log Manager enables you to trace event messages that may help you determine why the component is in an alert or down state.
The IMTA is the SIMS component that receives, routes, and sends incoming messages to their destination. SIMS message transport can be customized by modifying the IMTA attributes. This chapter provides instructions for viewing and changing the message transport characteristics of SIMS, including configuring/monitoring channels, directory cache update, anti-spam features, IMTA location relative to firewall, and routability scope.
The Sun Message Store contains the messages and attachments of the SIMS email system. You can monitor and customize the SIMS message storage and access characteristics by modifying the parameters of this component. This chapter provides instructions for monitoring message store paths, space usage and user space quotas; configuring user quotas, mail server client type, directory context, maximum connections, disk space threshold, /var/mail support, message store size increase, message purge schedule.
View and monitor all user connections to SIMS, as well as start and stop client access to the message store.
The Sun Directory Service (SDS) or LDAP Server contains the addressing information for SIMS. When an email is received, the IMTA looks up the address in the directory to determine its forwarding destination. This chapter provides instructions for viewing and modifying the SDS, including modifying general properties, data store configuration, logging, directory replication, modifying the schema, configuring access control, populating the directory, and web access to the directory.
8) Help
On-line help for SIMS including this book.
9) Home
Return to Home Page.
Display the current state of each component.
Other Important Tasks and Chapters:
Describes various maintenance tasks including SIMS licensing, messages store backup and restore, folder checks, importing /var/mail users, and Sun Directory Service maintenance.
Various troubleshooting procedures.
Adding SSL support in SIMS.
Changing mail passwords, start/stop vacation notice, mail forwarding, alternative delivery programs.
Describes how to use the SIMS message access proxy capabilities.
Describes the SIMS directory information tree (DIT) requirements and the type and format of objects and attributes for SIMS directory entries.
Lists SIMS error messages and appropriate responses.
When you set a configuration, you must press the Apply button to save your settings. If you do not do this, you may lose your settings. You are not always warned about losing the settings when you exit a page.