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The latest version of this file can be found at:
http://support.atmail.com/
@Mail Webmail for Windows Installation and Configuration Guide
1. Installing @Mail for Windows
To install @Mail on your server:
Download and run the atmailserver-win.msi or atmailclient-win.msi [*The "Windows Installer" service must be started].
You will be prompted to confirm the installation directory, which is by default C:\atmail\
After all files have been copied, the installer will start the new @Mail-related services.
Installation is complete. You will now be prompted to click 'Finish' in the installation wizard. Upon clicking 'Finish', @Mail will open a browser window to: http://localhost:8000/webadmin/win32reg.pl
Follow the instructions on this page to register @Mail.
*Note that the webserver runs on port 8000 by default. This is so that @Mail will not conflict with existing web services such as IIS which are typically running on port 80. You can modify @Mail to run on port 80 by modifying the 'listen' directive in the apache httpd.conf file. Please reference the following Knowledge Base article for instructions: http://kb.atmail.com/view_article.php?num=443
After registration, you will be redirected to the @Mail WebAdmin panel, where you can modify the global settings for @Mail, view statistics, add/delete/modify user accounts, and perform other administrative tasks.
**It is recommended that you immediately set the WebAdmin password:Click the 'Security' button on the top navigation bar. In the navigation pane on the left, click 'Admin Password'
To test the functionality of the new @Mail installation: Click the 'Maintenance' button on the top navigation bar. In the navigation pane on the left, click 'Server Diagnostics'
If the diagnostic utility reports less than 100% functionality, please email support@calacode.com and include the output.
2. @Mail for Windows Configuration
When you start the @Mail SMTP server it will bind a socket to Port 25 for all IPs currently in use. If the @Mail SMTP service fails to start, it is probably because you are running another SMTP service on Port 25. To enable @Mail's SMTP service, you will have to disable any other SMTP servers.
If you have any further questions please contact us : support@CalaCode.com
