List Administration
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- From the home page, click the > tab.
- The page appears.
List-server mailing lists or "automated" mailing lists, are used widely on the Internet as a means of sharing information about a topic. The IMail list server lets you set up list-server mailing lists that receive mail and resend mail to all the users on the mailing list.
The list server can also archive messages and send them periodically as a single message or "digest."
- Enter a list name that you want to search for in the list of available lists, then click .
- Click to reset the list search results list and display all available aliases.
- Click a list name to modify a list. Click
or
to sort the list. - . E-Mail address of list owner.
- . E-Mail address of list administrator.
- Click to create a new list on IMail Server. For more information, see Adding an Email List.
- Select a list that you want to delete from the List list, then click to delete the list.
Default List Settings
- Enter the email address of the list default list owner.
- Enter the default list administrator username.
- Enter the maximum size of a message that can be sent to the list. Enter 0 if you want the size to be unlimited.
- Enter the number of recipients each SMTP process will send to. To calculate this number, divide the expected number of subscribers by 25. The result is the number of recipients per message.
We recommend that no more than 25 processes be used by a list.
:
You want to send an email to a list of 5,000 subscribers. Divide 5,000 (number of subscribers) by 25 (number of processes) and the result is 200 (recipients per message). So you would have 25 processes that each handle 200 recipients.
If you increase this number, you may need to also increase the number of SMTP processes. For more information about how to change the default number of SMTP processes for IMail Server, see SMTP Settings Advanced Options.
Related Topics
Adding an Email Alias
Defining a list-server mailing list
Security for list-server mailing lists
Requesting and Subscribing to List Information
Sending mail to a list-server mailing list
Learning About Aliases