Symantec 10744983 - Mail Security 8320, Administration Manual

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Table 2-3
SMTP Defaults page—delivery settings (continued)
Description Item
For Unix/Linux installations, indicates if TLS encrypted
information can be accepted. Check the box to accept encrypted
information. Whenleft unchecked, TLS encryption is not
performed.
On Windows installations, indicates which domains require
information to be encrypted. Add or delete domains from which
you require encryption.
Note:
You must have created an MTA TLS certificate from the
Certicate Setting page in Settings > Certificates before you can
enable TLS encryption.
See “Configuring certificate settings ” on page 23.
Enable TLS encryption
(Unix/Linux)
Require TLS encryption
for the following hosts
(Windows)
(Windows only) Adds the names of domains from which you
may require encryption. Check the names of those domains
from which information must currently be encrypted. Leave
unchecked to currently except listed domains from this
requirement. Press Delete to remove selected domains from
the list.
Domains
To configure SMTP Default settings
1
From the Control Center, click Settings > Hosts.
2
Select a Scanner from the displayed list.
3
Click Edit.
4 Click the SMTP tab.
On this tab, you will see some general-purpose settings.
See “SMTP Scanner settings” on page 27. for details on these settings.
5
Click Advanced Settings.
On this page you will see the advanced settings for SMTP configuration
detailed in the above tables.
6 As appropriate, modify the settings explained above.
7
Click Continue to store your information.
You are returned to the SMTP tab of the Edit Host Configuration page.
8
Click Save.
Configuring system settings
Configuring host (Scanner) settings
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