Novell GROUPWISE 7 - MESSAGE TRANSFERT AGENT, Manual

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44.16 /httpuser
Specifies the username for the MTA to prompt for before allowing MTA status information to be
displayed in your Web browser. Providing a username is optional. Do not use an existing eDirectory
username because the information passes over the insecure connection between your Web browser
and the MTA. See
Section 42.2, “Using the MTA Web Console,” on page 657 .
See also /httppassword , /httpport , and /httprefresh .
44.17 /ip
Binds the MTA to a specific IP address when the server where it runs uses multiple IP addresses.
The specified IP address is associated with both ports used by the MTA (message transfer and
HTTP) Without the /ip switch, the MTA binds to all available IP addresses. See
Section 41.1.5,
“Binding the MTA to a Specific IP Address,” on page 625 .
44.18 /keyfile
Specifies the full path to the private file used to provide secure SSL communication between the
MTA and other programs. See
Section 41.2.3, “Securing the Domain with SSL Connections to the
MTA,” on page 629 .
See also /certfile and /keypassword .
44.19 /keypassword
Specifies the password used to encrypt the private SSL key file when it was created. See
Section 41.2.3, “Securing the Domain with SSL Connections to the MTA,” on page 629 .
NetWare MTA Linux MTA Windows MTA
Syntax: /httpuser- unique_name --httpuser unique_name /httpuser- unique_name
Example: /httpuser-GWWebCon --httpuser GWWebCon /httpuser-GWWebCon
NetWare MTA Linux MTA Windows MTA
Syntax: /ip- IP_address
/ip-” full_DNS_name ”
--ip IP_address
--ip “ full_DNS_name ”
/ip- IP_address
/ip-” full_DNS_name ”
Example
: /ip-172.16.5.18
/ip-”mtasvr.provo.novell.com” --ip 172.16.5.18
--ip “mtasvr.provo.novell.com” /ip-172.16.5.18
/ip-”mtasvr.provo.novell.com”
NetWare MTA Linux MTA Windows MTA
Syntax: /keyfile-[ svr \][ vol :]\ dir \ file
/keyfile-\\ svr \ vol \ dir \ file
--keyfile / dir / file /keyfile-[ drive :]\ dir \ file
/keyfile-\\ svr \ sharename \ dir \ file
Example: /keyfile-\ssl\gw.key
/keyfile-server2\sys:\ssl\gw.key
/keyfile-\\server2\sys\ssl\gw.key --keyfile /ssl/gw.key /keyfile-\ssl\gw.key
/keyfile-m:\ssl\gw.key
/keyfile-\\server2\c\ssl\gw.key