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Advanced Features SMTP Authentication & Settings Advanced Sending Parameters Settings Some ISP’s require authentication to send e-mail via their SMTP server. If your ISP requires this, check the ISP's SMTP server requires authentication. Select the authentication method - SMTP or POP3 (ask your provider) and fill out your Login name and Password. Private Networks Routing messages according to the Preset routes settings is available in case you need to send messages for specific domains to specific computers instead of to the Internet. The Preset routes button is enabled if you check the Use preset routes check box. After pushing the Preset routes button, the list of preset routes will appear. Enter the values you need to Mail domain and Destination host fields then click the add button. You can edit or delete all of the entered values. Simply highlight the appropriate value and push the Delete/Edit button. DNS Service Settings Enter the IP address of your DNS (this was assigned to you by your Internet Provider) into the field DNS1 and DNS2 (if available). If these fields are left empty, 602LAN SUITE will use the DNS settings from the TCP/IP configuration in Windows (see Sending outgoing messages directly to the Internet using DNS above). Working Intervals Working Intervals includes a group of fields used to set SMTP time intervals. If the message cannot be sent (i.e. the destination SMTP server is offline), an attempt will be repeated after a certain period. Specify this delay by entering the number of minutes into the field Re-send Interval. Max concurrent outgoing SMTP connections This determines the maximum number of simultaneous outgoing SMTP connections. If you are processing a large volume of e-mail through 602LAN SUITE, raising this number will allow outgoing messages to process faster provided adequate bandwidth is available. HELO/EHLO command parameter Here you can enter a fully qualified domain name you want to send to remote SMTP servers. © 2004 Software602, Inc. 9/2004 35