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 Administrator Help

Introduction
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orldClient is a web-based email solution designed to offer users full email functionality through the use of their favorite web browser. All of their email folders reside on the server so that they have access to everything as if they were at the office. In fact, because of WorldClient’s extensive feature set, users can use it as their only email client instead of in addition to others. WorldClient can easily hold its own against traditional email clients while providing the added bonus of enabling users to access their email from anywhere at anytime.

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System Requirements
WorldClient is a multi-threaded Win32 application that accompanies MDaemon on Windows 9x and NT 4/2000 or later servers and requires Winsock 2 or later. WorldClient integrates with MDaemon for incoming and outgoing mail, and, if you want to provide service to users outside of your local network, a permanent Internet connection with a static IP address is also required.

The amount of required system resources is contingent upon your particular needs: your number of WorldClient users, the level of email traffic you wish to support, the speed of your connection, and so forth.  However, as a starting point we recommend at least a Pentium class computer with 16 MB RAM for Windows 9x and 32 MB RAM for NT/2000. We also recommend a minimum of 20 MB free hard disk space.

 

Installation
WorldClient may be installed by running the MDaemon installer and selecting the WorldClient checkbox as one of the components to be selected.

 

Starting/Stopping WorldClient®
There are three ways to start/stop the WorldClient server:

1. On the Stats tab on the left-hand side of the Message Router, right-click on the WorldClient entry and choose the Toggle Active/Inactive selection on the shortcut menu.

2. Click File | Enable WorldClient server on the Message Router.

3. Click Setup | WorldClient/RelayFax… on the Message Router and then click the Enable WorldClient Server checkbox.