Sorry for my silly question but I don't understand the setting.
I installed ScrolloutF1 on a Debian computer and it is connected with my LAN. Also connected with this An are different Notebooks and computers. On mot of the computers is Thunderbird the email client.
How do I set up ScrollutF1 that Thunderbird get the emails from ScrolloutF1?
If it necessary that every computer has a fix IP address or is it possible to ceap the DHCP setting from the router?
Thank you in advance and sorry for my leak of understanding
Stefan
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Scrollout is not for Computers, Thunderbird, Outlook etc.
Scrollout must be placed in front of one or more email servers and filters the inbound traffic for one or multiple domains.
The outbound SMTP authentication is also for email servers, not computers and users.
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Stefan, I use Postfix only and Exchange (in the past). I can't recommend an easy and nice looking one in particular, but you can find many free in these days for both Linux and Windows. Look at Zimbra and also at their competitors too.
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Sorry for my silly question but I don't understand the setting.
I installed ScrolloutF1 on a Debian computer and it is connected with my LAN. Also connected with this An are different Notebooks and computers. On mot of the computers is Thunderbird the email client.
How do I set up ScrollutF1 that Thunderbird get the emails from ScrolloutF1?
If it necessary that every computer has a fix IP address or is it possible to ceap the DHCP setting from the router?
Thank you in advance and sorry for my leak of understanding
Stefan
Scrollout is not for Computers, Thunderbird, Outlook etc.
Scrollout must be placed in front of one or more email servers and filters the inbound traffic for one or multiple domains.
The outbound SMTP authentication is also for email servers, not computers and users.
Thank you Marius.
This mean I have to install and setup a email server as well.
Do you can recommend one?
Stefan, I use Postfix only and Exchange (in the past). I can't recommend an easy and nice looking one in particular, but you can find many free in these days for both Linux and Windows. Look at Zimbra and also at their competitors too.