Add Trusted Server field descriptions

Name	Description
Trusted Server Name	The name of the server can include up to 64 characters and must start with a letter. The other characters can be letters, numbers, dashes (-), and underscores (_). This field is mandatory.
Password	The password that the server uses to connect to Messaging.
Confirm Password	Reconfirm the password.
Machine Name / IP Address	The host name or the IP address of the trusted server. The host name must be the fully qualified domain name (FQDN). For example: `machine.location.company.com`. If you do not enter the FQDN, you must include the domain name in the DNS Domain field on the Network Configuration Web page. Trusted servers that use the private LAN require a valid IP address.
Service Name	A descriptive name that indicates the use of this trusted server. The system automatically populates this field if you select a trusted server from the Special Type drop-down list.
Minutes of Inactivity Before Alarm	The number of minutes the trusted server can be inactive before the system raises a minor alarm. The default is 0. If you do not change the default, the system does not check for inactivity from this trusted server. The range is 0 to 1440.
Access to Cross Domain Delivery	Specifies whether you want to allow cross-domain delivery through this trusted server.
Special Type	The type of the trusted server. The system automatically populates or restricts some of the fields on the page based on your selection.
LDAP Access Allowed	Specifies whether you want the trusted server to have LDAP access to the storage server. The default is `yes`.
LDAP Connection Security	The type of encryption for the LDAP connection between the trusted server and the storage server. If the value in the LDAP Access Allowed field is `no`, the system disables this field. Select one of the following: Must use SSL: For Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption. SSL is the preferred encryption method because SSL provides full channel encryption. Must use SSL or encrypted SASL: For SSL or Simple Authentication and Secure Layer (SASL) encryption. No encryption required: This is the default value.
IMAP4 Super User Access Allowed	Specifies whether you want the IMAP4 super user to access the storage server from the trusted server. The default is `no`.
IMAP4 Super User Connection Security	The type of encryption for the IMAP4 super user connection between the trusted server and the storage server. If the value in the IMAP4 Super User Access Allowed field is `no`, the system disables this field. Select one of the following: Must use SSL: For SSL encryption. SSL is the preferred encryption method because SSL provides full channel encryption. Must use SSL or encrypted SASL: For SSL or SASL encryption. This is the default value.