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2. Getting Started with AXIGEN

2.1. Software and Hardware requirements

2.2. Installing/Uninstalling AXIGEN on Linux, BSD, Solaris

2.3. Installing/Uninstalling AXIGEN on Microsoft Windows

2.4. Starting / Stopping / Restarting the Server

2.5. Initial Server Configuration

2.5.1. Automated Configuration with the AXIGEN Configuration Wizard for Linux, BSD and Solaris

2.5.2. Automated Configuration with the AXIGEN Configuration Wizard for Microsoft Windows

2.5.3. Manually Setting the Admin Password

2.5.4. Manually Configuring WebAdmin Services

2.5.5. Creating a New Domain

2.5.6. Adding an Account to an Existing Domain

2.5. Initial Server Configuration

This section describes basic server configurations that you need to do in order to get your server up and running: setting the admin password, enabling the Web configuration interface, creating a domain and adding accounts. Some of these actions can also be performed automatically using the AXIGEN Configuration Wizard, also described in this section.

See subsections of current page for more details:

Automated Configuration with the AXIGEN Configuration Wizard for Linux, BSD and Solaris
Automated Configuration with the AXIGEN Configuration Wizard for Microsoft Windows
Manually Setting the Admin Password
Manually Configuring WebAdmin Services
Creating a New Domain
Adding an Account to an Existing Domain

Axigen is a powerful, award-winning Windows & Linux mail server. A free mail server software is available for immediate download and adds free support services, as well as the business mail server solution, which also includes features like personal organizer, antivirus, anti-spam or advanced security policies. The carrier-class ISP mail server solution completes the Axigen product range, with optional clustering support & delegated administration.