As s precaution, what mailenable services will have issue with me disabling the built-in administrator account on the win 2012 standard server and creating another ambiguous one to manage the server with?

What will be effected?

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Pablo

Is there a particular log that will list or show a particular reason that an email is being held in quarantine? I have suspect emails from lots of filters going to quarantine by my design, but cannot figure out why several that I want to pass are landing there?
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Paul

It would help a lot to be able to quickly see the IP addresses of the clients in the list on the Quarantine page..
Is there a way to add it myself or is this a development issue?
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Paul

Here are the asp errors from windows application logs... Event code: 3007 Event message: A compilation error has occurred. Event time: 2/23/2018 8:45:58 AM Event time (UTC): 2/23/2018 1:45:58 PM Event ID: c1f925bdc9ea421cb7a91ec11bb085b8 Event sequence: 2749 Event occurrence: 1 Event detail code: 0 ...

I am running mailenable 10.14. After enabling auto sign up in the advanced tab of the webmail properties, I get this error when navigating to: http://toyotawebmail.com/signup/ Note: there is NO signup.xml file located anywhere, but there is a default.aspx file in the bin folder.. Cheers, Bristol +++...

we use IP Blocker Firewall at the server level.. great little program for $69 USD

The messages that used to show up in the SYSTEM MESSAGES no longer show up since upgraded to version 10.0
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I am using FProt 6 It seems the FProt log is filled with virus detections from the windows temp directory. Kind of strange since it seems to work as far as scanning goes. Is the C:\windowd\temp folder used by Mailenable for temp files? And is it possible that all the virus detections are real, but n...

When I check the log in FProt (6), I see tons of what appears to be virus detections. But the FProt does not appear to be picking them up and notifying in the Mailenable Antivirus Log..? I copied and pasted two of the entries below. Note, all entries in the log are of different viruses, etc.. Are th...