Short for Extended Turn, ETRN is an extension to the SMTP mail delivery protocol that allows an SMTP server to request from another SMTP server any email messages it has for a specific domain. ETRN is typically used by a mail server that does not have a dedicated connection to the Internet.
The ETRN download node lets you to define ETRN or ATRN client requests to remote mail servers, allowing you to have IceWarp Server pick up messages held on other servers.
Multiple downloads can be defined and message collection(s) can be scheduled.

Button |
Description |
Active |
Tick the box to enable this feature. |
Add |
Click the button to add a download definition. The ETRN/ATRN Item dialog opens. See bellow. |
Edit |
Select a download definition and click the button to edit this definition. The ETRN/ATRN Item dialog opens. See bellow. |
Delete |
Select a download definition and click the button to remove this definition. |
Schedule |
Click the button to define a schedule for downloads. |
Download Now |
Click the button to start a manual connection and collection of mail. |

Field |
Description |
Description |
A description of this download so you can identify it. |
Hostname |
Specifies the full hostname or IP address of the remote mail server including the port if required. |
Domain |
If this is an ETRN connection, then you should specify the domain name here. |
User |
If this is an ETRN connection then you should specify the user name for authentication here. |
Password |
If this is an ETRN connection, then you should specify the account password here for authentication. |
ATRN |
The default mode for collecting messages is ETRN. If the server you are collecting from requires ATRN (Authenticated Turn) then you should check this box and specify the Domain, User and Password to be used for authentication as described above. |