Scheduling
Kerio MailServer contains a built-in scheduler that can perform three types of actions:
- Retrieve mail from remote POP3 mailboxes
- If Kerio MailServer is connected to the Internet via a dial-up line, it is not permanently accessible from the Internet and mail reception is conducted using the ETRN command or from remote POP3 mailboxes. In this case it is necessary to set up scheduling to enable Kerio MailServer to dial out, send mail from the queue and receive email when needed. In all of the above examples where scheduling is recommended, all options in the Action field can be selected (Send mail in outgoing queue and Invoke mail transfer by sending ETRN command to configured SMTP servers). If the mail queue is empty or no POP3 account is defined, Kerio MailServer will automatically move on to the next task.
