Internet Not in LE

If you are not familiar with the purpose or use of the configuration dialogs, review the main configuration dialogs topic before continuing.

SMTP:

Server : The SMTP server name to use in SENDMAIL for outgoing mail. (If not set, SENDMAIL will attempt to get the address from the registry.)

Address : The email address to use in SENDMAIL for outgoing mail. (If not set, SENDMAIL will attempt to get the current user's email address from the registry.)

User : The email username (if your SMTP server requires it for authentication).

Password : The email password of the user (if your SMTP server requires it for authentication).

Port : The SMTP port number for use by SENDMAIL.  (The default port number is 25). 

Firewall:

Type : The type of firewall in use on your network.

Host : The server name of the firewall (if any) for FTP and HTTP access.

User : The user name if the firewall requires authentication.

Password : The password if the firewall requires authentication.

RSHELL / REXEC:

Host : The name of the local host or user-assigned IP interface through which connections are initiated or accepted (for REXEC and RSHELL).

User : The name of the user on the local machine (for RSHELL).

Port : The port number (or communication endpoint) in the local machine to bind to for REXEC and RSHELL.

Timeouts:

Set the timeout (inactivity) period in seconds for FTP, TFTP, and HTTP operations.

JABBER:

Server is the JABBER server to log into.

User : The default user name for logging onto a Jabber server and sending IM's via the JABBER command.

Password : The logon password for the default Jabber user.

Time Server:

Time Server : The URL for the internet time server for TIME /S.  If no server is specified, TIME uses clock.psu.edu.

HTTP Proxy:

Server : The proxy server address to use for HTTP calls

User : The user name if Basic authentication is to be used for the HTTP proxy.

Password : The user password if Basic authentication is to be used for the HTTP proxy.

Port : The proxy port number to use for HTTP calls.

FTP:

Passive FTP : Set passive mode for FTP calls (sometimes required by a firewall).

FTP.CFG : Specify the location and name of the file containing the FTP user names and passwords, and optionally the directory format for non-standard FTP servers. The default is FTP.CFG in the Take Command installation directory.  See Using FTP/HTTP Servers for details.