Comodo KoruMail

• Introduction To KoruMail Secure Email Gateway
• Korumail Deployment Process
• Access The System
  • Access Via CLI Console
  • Access Via Web Console
  • The Main Interface
• The Dashboard
  • System Usage Graphics
  • About Software
  • Change Your Password
• User Management
  • Manage Admins And End Users
    • Manage Admins
    • Manage End Users
  • Manage Groups
• System Configurations
  • Network Configuration
    • Interfaces
    • Network Settings
    • Network Time Protocol (NTP)
    • Timezone
    • Static Routes
    • Simple Network Management Protocol SNMP
  • Services
  • Licenses
  • Configure System Settings
    • System General Settings
    • Cache Settings
    • Session Settings
    • GUI Customization
    • System Backup
    • System Restore
    • Log Upload Settings
    • Postmaster Settings
    • SMTP TLS Settings
    • Update Database
    • Syslog Server
  • Logs
    • Log Files
    • Purge Files
  • Tools
    • Check Connectivity
    • Clear SMTP Queue
  • Session Reports
  • System Usage Statistics
• SMTP Configuration
  • SMTP (Send E-Mail Protocol) Settings
    • General Settings
    • Advanced Settings
    • Outbound Delivery Queue
  • Manage Domains
    • Manage Domain Names
    • Manage Domain Routes
    • Manage Smart Hosts
    • Default Domain Routing
  • KoruMail SMTP AUTH Connector
    • SMTP Authentication Settings
    • Block Users
    • Anomaly Detection
  • LDAP/Local DB/My SQL User Database
    • LDAP Profile
    • Local DB Users
    • My SQL User Database
  • Greylist
    • Greylist Ignored IP Addresses/Domains
  • Manage RBL Servers
  • Disclaimer
  • SMPT Relay
  • DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM)
  • Outgoing SMTP Limits
  • Incoming SMTP Limits
• Modules
  • Anti-spam
    • Anti-spam General Settings
    • Authorized Trainers
    • Advanced Anti-spam Settings
    • Bayesian Training
    • Content Filter
    • Signature Whitelist
    • Attachment Filter
  • Anti-Virus
    • Anti-Virus General Settings
    • Advanced Anti-Virus Settings
  • KoruMail Reputation Network (KRN)
  • Anti-Spoofing
  • SMTP IPS/FW
    • SMTP IPS General Settings
    • Whitelist IP Addresses
    • Blocked IP Addresses
    • Rate Control
  • Auto Whitelist
  • Containment System
  • Data Leak Prevention (DLP)
  • Attachment Verdict System
• Profile Management
  • Add And Configure A New Profile
    • Edit A Profile
    • Delete A Profile
• Reports
  • Mail Logs Report
  • SMTP Queue Report
  • Delivery Logs Report
  • SMTP-AUTH Logs Report
  • Summary Reports
  • Domain Reports
  • Attachment Verdict Reports
  • Original Mail Requests
• Quarantine & Archive
  • Quarantine & Archive Settings
    • Quarantine & Archive General Settings
    • Email Reports Settings
    • Admin Email Reports Settings
  • Quarantine Logs
  • Archived Mails
• Appendix - KoruMail Versions
• About Comodo Security Solutions

Interfaces

 

• KoruMail is initially configured at installation using the command line interface. It can also be edited and updated using the web console. See 'Install the System' for more details.

• The details of the network card can be edited/updated from the 'Interfaces' screen.

• To open the 'Interfaces' screen:

• Click the 'System' > 'Network' on the left

• Click the 'Interfaces' tab

 

Interfaces – Table of Column Descriptions
Column Header	Description
Interface Name	The name of the network interface card (NIC) with physical Ethernet ports. The number of ports available depends on the system model. If two ports are available, then the system can be configured to route inbound and outbound emails on separate ports. This configuration is preferable because it provides the best network bandwidth. If a single ethernet post is available then both incoming and outgoing emails are routed via the same port. This may result in network bottlenecks, but can be used for organizations with relatively low mail traffic.
IPv4	The IPv4 address assigned to the port.
IPv4 Netmask	The IPv4 netmask address assigned to the port.
IPv6	The IPv6 address assigned to the port.
IPv6 Prefixlen	The prefix of the IPv6 address.
Status	Indicates whether the interface is enable or disabled. The link toggles between 'Active' and 'Inactive' statuses. Click on the link to make the interface 'Active' or 'Inactive'.
SMTP Outgoing IP	Sets the corresponding interface IP address as SMTP outgoing IP address. Clicking 'Select' applies the setting after a confirmation dialogue.
Edit		Allows to edit the settings of the NIC. See 'To edit the interface' for more details.

From this screen, administrators can edit the interface settings.

To edit the interface

• Click the  icon beside the interface that you want to edit
  

The 'Edit interface' screen will be displayed.

• Interface Name: The name of the network interface card. This name is not editable.

• IPv4: The IPv4 address of the port. Edit as required.

• Pv4 Netmask: The IPv4 netmask address of the port. Edit as required.

• IPv6: The IPv6 address of the port. To disable the IPv6 settings, select the 'Remove IPv6 settings' check box.

• IPv6 Prefixlen: Enter the prefix length for the IPv6 address

• Hostname: The hostname of the system. The changes will be reflected in the 'Network Settings' interface also.

• IPv4 Default Gateway: The IPv4 default gateway that KoruMail will be using to connect to other networks or the Internet. Edit as required. The changes will be reflected in the 'Network Settings' interface also.

• IPv6 Default Gateway:  The IPv6 default gateway that KoruMail  will be using to connect to other networks or the Internet. Edit as required. The changes will be reflected in the 'Network Settings' interface also.

• Primary DNS Server: The IP of the primary DNS server that KoruMail is configured. The changes will be reflected in the 'Network Settings' interface also.

• Secondary DNS Server: The IP of the secondary DNS server that the system is configured. Edit as required. The changes will be reflected in the 'Network Settings' interface also.

• Continent: The name of the continent where the system is located.

• City: The name of the city where the system is located.

• Current timezone: The timezone of the city.

• Click the 'Save' button.

A reboot confirmation screen will be displayed. Reboot will not be required for DNS setting changes.

• Click 'Yes' to confirm the changes and reboot the system.