Publisher: SAMS, 2001, 593 pages
ISBN: 0-672-32114-9
Keywords: Programming
The Postfix software package provides higher performance, better security, and simpler configuration than other standard-compliant Mail Transport Agents. This kind of built-in quality makes it quite an attractive alternative for e-mail system administrators looking to create an Internet e-mail server servicing both dial-up individuals and direct-connected corporations. In this book you'll learn the technology underlying Postfix and how to use it effectively. This book takes you through the process of installing, configuring, and maintaining a Postfix e-mail server. It offers broad coverage to instruct both the large ISP and the small business network administrator how to configure a full-featured Internet e-mail system with a minimum amount of expense. You'll learn how e-mail is transferred between e-mail hosts and between hosts and clients in the Internet environment and how to use Postfix in a standard Unix environment, specifically on a Linux server.
You'll also learn to configure different features of the Postfix server, such as the setting that enables you to use external databases along with Postfix, and how to migrate from Sendmail efficiently. Throughout, you'll find best practices, tips, and techniques that you can apply to building your own e-mail server using Postfix.
Learn how to utilize Postfix
A very good book on how to set up Postfix.
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