Server Based Secure Email Encryption for Windows: Conventional POP3 clients

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Conventional POP3 clients - LAN

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The POP3 tab allows you to configure SecExMail Gate for operation with mail clients on your local area network. This configuration is recommended where no secure communication between the email client workstation and your mail server is necessary. SecExMail message encryption and decryption takes place on the computer hosting SecExMail Gate. No encryption software of any kind is required on individual email client workstations. Encryption keys are managed centrally on the computer hosting SecExMail Gate by the administrator.

·	Enable POP3 Relay

If checked, this setting enables the POP3 relay service. Message decryption is performed by SecExMail Gate. No software other than a conventional, POP3 capable email client is required on each workstation.

·	SecExGate Port

SecExMail Gate will listen for client connections on the port you specify here. E-Mail clients should be configured to receive mail via the IP address of the computer hosting SecExMail Gate using this port.

·	POP3 Server Port

SecExMail Gate will receive e-mail data from your POP3 server on the port you specify using this setting.

·	POP3 Server

Use this setting to specify the IP address or DNS name of your POP3 e-mail server.

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