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This article describes how to make Axigen WebMail your default email client — i.e. the email app that your browser will use to open external "mailto:" links you click on.

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How to Monitor the Automatic Compacting of the Storage Files

Mar 1, 2017 • 3 min. read

This article describes how the automatic storage compacting works, as well as how to get information about this automatic process by using the log files.

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How to Support & Monitor the Axigen X1 Upgrade of Search Indexes for Better Search Performance

Mar 1, 2017 • 2 min. read

For better search performance, Axigen X1 rebuilds the search indexes and normalized messages upon upgrade. Under certain conditions, this might use additional system resources — processing power and disk space — for a short period of time following the upgrade. Several related recommendations are detailed below.

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How to Configure Axigen as a Log Server

Jan 16, 2014 • 2 min. read

This article contains the procedure which explains how to configure an Axigen Mail Server as a log server. This procedure contains 2 parts, first one explaining the steps used to configure Axigen as a log server and the 2nd part explain how to configure a service for Axigen Mail Server to log on a remote host.
It is assumed that you have two Axigen services installed and running, one represents the actual mail server and the other one will be used as log server.

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How to List Mailbox Sizes of All Accounts Within a Domain

Mar 28, 2013 • 1 min. read

This article explains the steps necessary to list mailbox sizes of all accounts within a domain.

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