Overview: For your convenience, this function
of our Mail Bagging interface graphs
the number of email messages being
stored on our mail server for the
past seven days.
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Mail Queue: Using this
feature, you can view specific information about each message including
the date it was sent, the sender, the recipient, and the size of
the message. This function gives you control because you can flush
your entire backup mail spool queue (send messages to your server),
or you can choose individual messages to flush. You do not need
to wait until our server automatically flushes the mail queue for
you.
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Log-File
Snapshot: This shows you
a history of the activity of the
mail queue. It provides a snapshot
of the log file for each message.
This feature is useful for system
administrators in case they would
like to be able to view technical
information about stored email messages.
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Mail Server: You
can specify the mail server destination address to which your bagged
email will go. Flexibility and control are the purpose of this function.
If you change your mind about which mail server you want to receive
your backed up email (because, for example, you have a new mail
server while the old one is being restored), you can use this function
to update that server.
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SMTP Diagnostics:
This function lets you test if your mail server is able
to see our Shared Mail Bagging mail server. This is very useful
because it gives you the ability to check if your server is able
to receive messages and, if this is the case, you can flush them
using the Mail Queue function of our Mail Bagging interface.
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Email Monitoring: Once
you sign up for our Mail Bagging, we will start monitoring your
mail server. Additionally, in the event that your mail server goes
down, we will immediately notify you via email by sending you an
email alert (which can also be sent as a cell phone text message).
This useful feature allows you to specify up to four email addresses
to which you want alerts to be sent.
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