Cobalt Digital Inc Cobalt Qube 2, User Manual

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If you have users who access your server through the Internet, ask your
Internet Service Provider (ISP) which networks are used by their remote
access (dial-up) equipment.
For example, if the ISP says the network 192.168.10.5 through
192.168.10.24, then enter “192.168.10” to the “Relay email from these
hosts/domains” field of the Email Parameters menu. If your ISP gives
you a list of 30 networks used by 30 points-of-presence (POPs) (which
are regional ISP offices) across the country and your clients can dial in
from any of them, then you must trust all 30 networks or these users
cannot send email through your Qube 2.
Note: If you do not want to allow email to be sent through the
Qube 2, leave the “Relay email from these hosts/domains” field
blank.
For more information, see “Enabling the email relaying feature”
on page 94.
Developing Web pages
The Qube 2 automatically provides a default home page for each
individual user and each group. It also supports a broad range of Web
publishing capabilities that allow both novice and expert users to build
and publish custom Web pages.
Note: To access your home page, enter the URL
http://<hostname>/users/<username>/ , where <hostname> is
the fully qualified domain name of your Qube 2 and
<username> is your user identification on the Qube 2.
FrontPage 98 and FrontPage 2000 Server Extensions
The Qube 2 includes the FrontPage 98 and FrontPage 2000 Server
Extensions, which allow users with FrontPage client applications to
publish and edit Web content easily. Users can create and post Web
pages using standard style templates and pre-configured tools—
including form processing and search tools. It is not necessary to know
anything about FTP or other file transfer protocols.