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Email Service User Manual Outlook 2003 – Ver. 2.0

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Email Service User Manual

Outlook 2003

By

SYSCOM (USA) May 7, 2013

Version 2.0


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Contents 1. How to set up POP3/SMTP for Outlook 2003 ......................................................................... 3

2. How to Setup IMAP for Outlook 2003 ................................................................................... 10

3. How to Manage Spam Filter .................................................................................................. 15


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1. How to set up POP3/SMTP for Outlook 2003 a. Tools Email Accounts Add a new email account Next Select

POP3 Next


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b. Setup as follow

[User Information]

Your Name: (Your full name, ex. John Smith)

E-mail Address: (Your email address, ex. [email protected])

[Server Information]

Incoming mail server (POP3): ocean.syscomusa.com

Outgoing mail server (SMTP): shore.syscomusa.com

[Login Information]

User Name: (Your email address, ex. [email protected])

Password: (Your email password)


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c. Click “More settings“ Enter the name of the account (ex.

[email protected])

mailto:[email protected]


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d. Go to “Outgoing server” tab. Check “My outgoing server (SMTP)

requires authentication and select “Use same settings as my incoming

mail server”.


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e. Go to “Advanced” tab. Check “Leave a copy of messages on the server”.

Check “Remove from server after xx days” (By default, it is set to 10

days.)


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(Using SSL connection for POP3 only)

Incoming server (POP3): 995

Check “This server requires an encrypted connection(SSL)”

Outgoing server (SMTP): 587 (alternate port)

Finally click on “OK”.


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f. Then Click “OK”, Click “Next”, Click “Finish

g. Close, Exit Outlook, and then start Outlook for enables new setting.


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2. How to Setup IMAP for Outlook 2003 a. Tools Email Accounts Add a new email account Next Select

IMAP Next


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b. Setup as follow

[User Information]

Your Name: (Your full name, ex. John Smith)

E-mail Address: (Your email address, ex. [email protected])

[Server Information]

Incoming mail server (IMAP): ocean.syscomusa.com

Outgoing mail server (SMTP): shore.syscomusa.com

[Logon Information]

User Name: (Your email address, ex. [email protected])



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c. Go to “More Settings” “Outgoing Server Tab” Check “My outgoing

server (SMTP) requires authentication, then click “OK”


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d. Choose “Advanced” tab

(For Default Setting – Use For General)

Incoming server (IMAP): 143

Outgoing server (SMTP): 25


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(For SSL Setting for Incoming message)

Incoming server (IMAP): 993 (Choose “SSL”)

Outgoing server (SMTP): 587 (Alternative port)

e. Then click “OK”, click “Next”, click “Finish”

f. Close, Exit Outlook, and then re-start Outlook for enables new setting.


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3. How to Manage Spam Filter a. Login to Barracuda Spam & Virus Firewall

URL: https://shore.syscomusa.com

Username: (Your email address, ex. [email protected])


Then click “Login”

b. Using the Quarantine Interface

Select to “deliver”, “whitelist” or “delete” quarantined messages.


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c. Changing User Preferences

1. Adding Email Addresses and Domains to Your Whitelist and Blacklist

The “PREFERENCES” > “Whitelist/Blacklist” page lets you specify

email addresses and domains from which you do or do not want to receive

emails.

To whitelist or blacklist senders, follow these steps:

i. Go to the “PREFERENCES > Whitelist/Blacklist” page.

ii. A list of your existing whitelisted and blacklisted addresses appears

on this page.

iii. To delete a whitelist or a blacklist entry, click the trash can icon next

to the address.

iv. To add an entry, type an email address into the appropriate field and

click the Add button.


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2. Changing Your Quarantine Settings

The following describes the quarantine settings you can change from the

“PREFERENCES” --> ”Quarantine Settings” page, depending on how

the administrator has configured your account:

Enable Quarantine:

Whether the Barracuda Spam & Virus Firewall quarantines your messages.

If you select “Yes”, the Barracuda Spam & Virus Firewall does not

deliver quarantined messages to your general email inbox, but you can

view these messages from the quarantine interface and quarantine

summary reports.

If you select “No”, all messages that would have been quarantined for you

are delivered to your general email inbox with the subject line prefixed

with [QUAR]:. The Barracuda Spam & Virus Firewall administrator can

modify this prefix.

Notification Interval:

The frequency the Barracuda Spam & Virus Firewall sends you quarantine

summary reports. The default is daily. The Barracuda Spam & Virus

Firewall only sends quarantine summary reports when one or more of your

emails have been quarantined.

If you select “Never”, you can still view your quarantined messages from

the quarantine interface, but you will not receive quarantine summary

reports.

Notification Address:

The email address the Barracuda Spam & Virus Firewall should use to

deliver your quarantine summary report. Leave this field blank to use the

email address associated with your user account.


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Default Language:

The language in which you want to receive your quarantine notifications.

This setting also sets the default encoding for handling unknown character

sets during filtering. All email notifications from the Barracuda Spam &

Virus Firewall are in UTF8 encoding.

3. Enabling and Disableing Spam Scanning of your Email

If you do not want the Barracuda Spam & Virus Firewall scanning your

emails for spam content, you can disable spam filtering from the

“PREFERENCES” > “Spam Settings” page. From this page you can

also change the default spam scoring levels that determine when your

emails are tagged, quarantined or blocked.

Enable Spam Scoring:

Select “Yes” for the Barracuda Spam & Virus Firewall to scan your

emails for spam. Select “No” to have all your messages delivered to you

without being scanned for spam.

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