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Testing EVO Mail Server
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Basic Checkup – Check EVO Mail Server’s Status page:
- Make sure all services are started and running in Mail services status section.
- Check DNS records and Anti-spam status:
- Check Reverse DNS in Network setting status section.
- Check MX record in Network setting status section.
- Check SPF record in Network setting status section.
- Check Spamhaus ZEN in Network setting status section.
- Optional items – The following items are optional but we suggest you to fix it if possible:
- IP Reputation – EVO Mail Server sends query to 13+ IP reputation services and displays results here. If some of the services shows in yellow color, then click on it to find out how to resolve issues.
- SRV record – If it shows SRV record is missing, then check with your DNS hosting services and see if supports SRV record.
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Incoming Mail – Send incoming mail from web mail such as Gmail:
- First create an e-mail account on EVO Mail Server.
- Log on a valid Gmail account.
- Send an e-mail to the e-mail account that was created earlier.
- Open EVO Mail Server.
- Click on Log tab.
- Check Mail Log to see if e-mail message came in.
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Receiving Mail – Use mail client software to check incoming mail:
- Open a mail client software.
- In the software, configure the e-mail account created on EVO Mail Server accordingly.
- Be sure to enter username, password, mail server host name, enable SMTP Auth.
- Use Port 25 for non-SSL SMTP, Port 110 for non-SSL POP3, Port 143 for non-SSL IMAP.
- Use Port 587 for TLS SMTP, Port 995 for SSL POP3 or Port 110 for TLS POP3, Port 993 for SSL IMAP or Port 143 for TLS IMAP.
- Once account is configured, check if e-mail message came in.
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Replying Mail – Use mail client software to reply and check if outgoing mail is working:
- Simply reply the incoming e-mail message on mail client software.
- Open EVO Mail Server.
- Click on Log tab.
- Check Mail Log to see if e-mail message is being delivered.
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Check Outgoing Mail – Use Gmail to check if reply comes in:
- Go back to Gmail on the browser.
- Check if new e-mail message comes in from reply in Step 4.