Tips for use Linux as mail server for Mail Marketing Script
Install Mail Marketing Script not difficult task, but you will know some rules:
- Setup Linux Server for only MTA task. Disable a lot of unused services like as cups or samba.
- Double check for closed relay for unauthentication emails. Open relay – direct way to Black List.
- Keep server load – it will not more than CPU’s count. For Dual Core – not more than 2 LA for example.
Did you know?
Server can sent 12Mbps mail for each CPU core. Each 12Mbps request another CPU core. Yes, hyperthreading support for this count. For full 100mbps you ned 4 CPU core with hyperthreading.
You may use RRDNS for speedup mail sending. It used for multiple servers and balanced (cluster) MTA.
For Guranteed Delivery to free mail server (Yahoo,Hotmail,Google,etc) you need use:
- Valid PTR Record
- Domain Keys
- SPF DNS Record
You may order server setup for 120$.
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How to Install supermicro IPMI in a linux server
The ipmi_si need special parameters for loading. This was tested on a 2.6.10 kernel.
It does not work with the 2.6.9-1.667(smp) kernel in the FC3 package.
modprobe ipmi_si type=kcs ports=0xca8 si_regspacings=4.
Once these modules are up and running, start the smagent.
$ smagent &
Use the IPMIview Java utility from the remote system to access the IPMI card. Since IPMI is designed to be OS transparent, this utility does not need any modules to be installed in the kernel. If this configuration does not work, run IPMIview in the same LAN and configure the gateway MAC and IP .
The IPMIview tool allows power shutdown, reset, and device monitoring. The IPMI console redirection did not work though everything seemed to be configured properly. The BIOS on the P8SCi is supposed to detect the IPMI card automatically and set the console redirection options for it. Unfortunately, we were still seeing garbage in the remote console.
The current BIOS version of 1.1 shows the redirection going to “NULL” instead of something understandable like IPMI, COM1, etc.
The solution was to get the latest P8SCI BIOS firmware (rev1.1) and re-flash it on the managed system. We had to do this even though the current BIOS on the board indictated it was already version 1.1.
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