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| Re: are kerio mail server depend on Cisco firewall or not [message #125997 is a reply to message #125983] |
Wed, 25 November 2015 23:37   |
Bud Durland
Messages: 586
Registered: December 2013
Location: Plattsburgh, NY
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@prince_cairo: There's many bits of information you haven't provided:
- What model Linksys router? It probably already has some firewall functionality, you may only have to configure port forwarding.
- do you have a static or a dynamic IP address from your ISP?
- do you have your own domain
- who manages the public facing DNS
If you already have a domain name, and your ISP is hosting the mail for it, I would recommend configuring the Kerio server do do periodic POP3 downloads from the ISP's mail server to your Kerio server. Then create an agreement with your ISP and configure your Kerio server to use the ISP's SMTP server as a relay server.
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| Re: are kerio mail server depend on Cisco firewall or not [message #125998 is a reply to message #125962] |
Thu, 26 November 2015 00:14 |
prince_cairo
Messages: 5
Registered: November 2015
Location: Saudi Arabia
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Thank you for reply
my router for internet linksys wag200 anntena A
and i have static ip from ISP and i can access from Cisco router
i don't know i must take another one or using this by Cisco firewall 800 series with kerio
please tell me what i select
i have domain altawi.com.sa
and have site www.altawi.com.sa
i can amange dns but tell me step by step i can do what you tell me
and what you mean about that
" I would recommend configuring the Kerio server do do periodic POP3 downloads from the ISP's mail server to your Kerio server. Then create an agreement with your ISP and configure your Kerio server to use the ISP's SMTP server as a relay server."
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| Re: are kerio mail server depend on Cisco firewall or not [message #125999 is a reply to message #125998] |
Thu, 26 November 2015 00:28 |
ksnyder
Messages: 557
Registered: August 2014
Location: USA
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Everything you need is here: http://kb.kerio.com/category/kerio-connect/
Please at least try to answer some of your own questions by familiarizing yourself with the documented requirements and implementation processes. Kerio has gone to great lengths to build a comprehensive knowledge base that should enable most IT Professionals to successfully implement our product(s). If you've exhausted the suggestions in the documentation and are getting unexpected results, then please do come back here to the forums to seek advice from our passionate and experienced community.
If you lack the skills required for successfully implementing Kerio Connect, Pavel's suggestion should be given serious consideration. A cloud hosting provider can cost-effectively get you up and running in a matter of minutes/hours and leave you with nothing more to do than point your browser to a URL and supply authentication credentials.
Ken Snyder
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| Re: are kerio mail server depend on Cisco firewall or not [message #126022 is a reply to message #126000] |
Thu, 26 November 2015 18:56 |
MarkK
Messages: 342
Registered: April 2007
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I mean this in the kindest way, but from the questions you are asking, you need to seek help from a knowledgeable IT person. You could spend weeks asking questions here and getting answers, but a knowledgeable IT person could have Kerio up and running in less than 30 minutes.
Or consider the suggested Cloud option and be able to do it all yourself.
Quote:what meaning periodic POP3 downloads from the ISP's mail server to your Kerio server
What this means is that your ISP's email server actually gathers the email, then your Kerio server has a schedule set that it goes to the ISP's email server and retrieves the emails from it and puts them on your Kerio server. This has its place, but this is probably not the most common mail server configuration for a company.
Quote:and in which place i can put public ip in kerio
The public IP doesn't go in to Kerio server. The public IP is used by the DNS servers on the internet to convert the human readable email address domain portion of altawi.com.sa in to the public IP server address (example 1.2.3.4) which is then routed across the internet to your ISP, which then routes it to your specific internet connection that is assigned to you and setup in your router. This can be one IP address or a range of addresses.
You need the help of someone that knows what they are doing, so that you can get this setup and working in a matter of minutes. that is one of the big advantages of Kerio Connect, it is quick to install and get going.
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