System Ports and Access field descriptions

Fields	Description
SYSTEM ATTRIBUTES
System Prime Time Start	The starting time, in hours and minutes, for the prime time interval for collecting data for traffic and other features that use the prime time interval. This is generally the time that your company opens for business. The default is 08:00.
System Prime Time End	The ending time, in hours and minutes, for the prime time interval. This is generally the time that your company closes. The default is 17:00.
Maximum Simultaneous LDAP Directory Update Sessions	The maximum number of simultaneous LDAP sessions allowed during a full remote update. When the maximum is reached, an administrator cannot request a full remote update until one of the sessions is finished. The default is 100.
IMAP4 TUI Password	The password used for the IMAP4 communication between systems.
Confirm IMAP4 TUI Password	A confirmation of the IMAP4 TUI Password entry.
Default Internet Subscriber Community	Do not use this field.
Privacy Enforcement Level	If the sender marks a message private, then the recipient cannot forward the message from the TUI. The options are: `Voice`: Enforces privacy from the TUI. `E-mail`: Requests that the recipient keeps the message private. For Exchange and Zimbra message stores, the privacy enforcement level must be Email.
Automatic Mail Forwarding	For Exchange and Zimbra message stores, the value in this field must be yes.
RESCHEDULING INCREMENTS FOR FULL MAILBOX DELIVERY
Increment fields	The intervals in days, hours, and minutes that the system waits to attempt to resend messages that the system could not deliver on the previous attempt due to a full mailbox. When the system uses the last increment specified, the message is marked as non-deliverable. You can specify a maximum of 10 rescheduling increments.
SYSTEM TCP/IP PORTS
LDAP Port	The state of the primary LDAP port. You cannot change the primary port number. `Disabled`: Disables authenticated and anonymous access for the corporate LAN. `Authenticated Only` : Authenticates access and disables anonymous access on the corporate LAN. `Authenticated or Anonymous`: Authenticates access or anonymous access on the corporate LAN. Changing the state of the LDAP port temporarily interrupts the corporate LAN access to LDAP.
LDAP SSL Port	The port number for the LDAP SSL port. The default is 636. If you change the port number, you must restart the system.
LDAP Front End Alternate Port	An optional, secondary port for LDAP. The port is automatically enabled when you enter a port number. The default is blank. If you change the port number, you must restart the system.
LDAP Directory Update Port	The port that the directory update LDAP server uses. The default is 56389.
IMAP4 TUI Port	You cannot change the status of this port. The port is disabled and the port number is 55143.
IMAP4 Port	The port that the IMAP4 server uses for IMAP4 communication with remote clients. If you select `Enabled`, enter the port number to be used by the IMAP4 server.
IMAP4 SSL Port	The port that the IMAP4 server uses for IMAP4 SSL communication with remote clients. If you select `Enabled`, enter the port number to be used by the IMAP4 server. The default is 993.
POP3 Port	The port that the POP3 server uses for POP3 communication with remote clients. `Enabled` allows the use of POP3 clients for e-mail messaging. `Disabled` blocks POP3 e-mail client access to the messaging server. If you select `Enabled`, enter the port number to be used by the POP3 server for POP3 communication with remote clients. The default is 110.
POP3 SSL Port	The port that the POP3 server uses for POP3 SSL communication with remote clients. `Enabled` allows POP3 clients to use the POP3 SSL port for more secure access. `Disabled` blocks POP3 SSL client access. If you select `Enabled`, enter the port number to be used by the POP3 server for POP3 SSL communication with remote clients. If you enable POP3 SSL, users must configure their e-mail clients to use SSL. The default is 995.
SMTP Port	The port that the SMTP server users for SMTP communication with remote clients. If you select `Enabled`, enter the port number to be used by the SMTP server. The default is 25. Disabling this port only disables access to the public LAN. If you change the port number, you must restart the system.
SMTP Alternate Port	The port that the SMTP server uses for SMTP communication with remote clients. This is an additional port that can be used on the public network instead of the traditional SMTP port. The port is automatically enabled when you enter a port number. The default is blank.
SMTP SSL Port	The port that the SMTP server uses for SMTP SSL communication with remote clients. If you select `Enabled`, enter the port number to be used by the SMTP server for SMTP SSL communication. The default is 465. If you change the port number, you must restart the system. If you enable SMTP SSL, users must configure their e-mail clients to use SSL.
Allow TLS for Outgoing SMTP	Outgoing SMTP attempts to use Transport Layer Security (TLS) to encrypt the SMTP conversation.
MCAPI Port	The port that the MCAPI server uses. The default is 55000. If you change the port number, you must restart the system.