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There are several settings in PageGate that are not contained within the Administrative GUI Interface. These settings are not commonly used but are available for knowledgeable Administrators to control certain advanced functions within the Server. All of these Advanced functions are controlled through Registry entries, so you MUST be logged in to Windows with an Administrative Account to configure them.

These registry settings are for modifying the default behavior of the program. Unless they are needed, these registry entries SHOULD NOT EXIST.

These registry entries must be created in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE - Software - Wow6432Node - NotePage - PageGate section of the registry.

Entry

Type

Value

Function

NPP_Sender

String

AlphaNumeric

If you have the NotePager Pro Alerts configured in the PageGate Monitor, this value specifies what the Monitor should use as for the Sender's Information.

SnppMessOnly

Dword

0 for False

1 for True

MESS is an obsolete command in SNPP but there are some hosts that still exclusively use it. If set to true, this value forces all outbound SNPP traffic to communicate with the MESS, rather than the PAGE command.

SMTP_Force_Auth

String

0 for False

1 for True

If set to true, this value forces all outbound SMTP traffic to exclusively use Auth Plain and Login authentication.

SMTP_Force_STARTTLS

Dword

0 for False

1 for True

If set to true, this value forces all outbound SMTP traffic to exclusively use STARTTLS for authentication.

Proxy_Host

String

AlphaNumeric

If PageGate needs to route through a Proxy Server, enter the Proxy Server's host address here.

Proxy_Port

Dword

Numeric

This entry must be set to a numerical value. This field specifies the port on which to connect to the Proxy Host.

GSM_Message_Delay

Dword

0 - 2000

This entry must be set to a numerical value. This value creates a slight pause between message transactions in a GSM-AT negotiation sequence.

SERIAL_Message_Delay

Dword

0 - 2000

This entry must be set to a numerical value. This value creates a slight pause between message transactions in a RawSerial negotiation sequence.

SMTP_Message_Delay

Dword

0 - 2000

This entry must be set to a numerical value that represents a number of milliseconds. This value creates a slight pause between message transactions in an SMTP negotiation sequence.

SNPP_Message_Delay

Dword

0 - 2000

This entry must be set to a numerical value that represents a number of milliseconds. This value creates a slight pause between message transactions in an SNPP negotiation sequence.

TAP_Message_Delay

Dword

0 - 2000

This entry must be set to a numerical value that represents a number of milliseconds. This value creates a slight pause between message transactions in a TAP negotiation sequence.

TCP_Message_Delay

Dword

0 - 2000

This entry must be set to a numerical value. This value creates a slight pause between message transactions in a RawTCP negotiation sequence.

UCP_Message_Delay

Dword

0 - 2000

This entry must be set to a numerical value that represents a number of milliseconds. This value creates a slight pause between message transactions in a UCP negotiation sequence.

WCTP_Message_Delay

Dword

0 - 2000

This entry must be set to a numerical value that represents a number of milliseconds. This value creates a slight pause between message transactions in a WCTP negotiation sequence.

POST_Message_Delay

Dword

0 - 2000

This entry must be set to a numerical value that represents a number of milliseconds. This value creates a slight pause between message transactions in an HTTP-POST negotiation sequence.

GET_Message_Delay

Dword

0 - 2000

This entry must be set to a numerical value that represents a number of milliseconds. This value creates a slight pause between message transactions in an HTTP-GET negotiation sequence.

GetTapIdExtras

String

Ascii Code(s)

This entry allows you to specify additional characters to be passed after the ID= in the TAP response. Values must be entered in ascii, so for a Carriage Return/Life Feed <CR><LF>, you would enter

\013\010 as the value.

POP_IP

String

IP Address

If the PageGate is installed on a server that is multi-homed (uses multiple network interface cards), by default, the PageGate Mail Server will listen for incoming POP connections on all NIC's and IP addresses. This setting forces the PageGate Mail Server process to only listen on the IP specified.

POP_Port

Dword

Numeric

This entry specifies the Port on which PageGate's POP server should respond to POP connection requests. By default, PageGate monitors port 110 for incoming POP connections. If you need to specify a different port, do so with this entry.

POP_Collection_Port

Dword

Numeric

This entry specifies the Port that PageGate's POP server should to use to retrieve POP messages from another server. By default, PageGate uses port 110 for POP collection sessions. If you need to specify a different port, do so with this entry.

SMTP_IP

String

IP Address

If the PageGate is installed on a server that is multi-homed (uses multiple network interface cards), by default, the PageGate Mail Server will listen for incoming SMTP connections on all NIC's and IP addresses. This setting forces the PageGate Mail Server process to only listen on the IP specified.

SMTP_Port

Dword

Numeric

This entry specifies the Port on which PageGate's SMTP server should respond to SMTP connection requests. By default, PageGate monitors port 25 for incoming SMTP connections. If you need to specify a different port, do so with this entry.

SMTP_Delivery_Port

Dword

Numeric

This entry specifies the Port that PageGate's SMTP server should to use to deliver SMTP messages. By default, PageGate uses port 25 for outgoing SMTP connections. If you need to specify a different port, do so with this entry.

SMTP_Auth

Dword

See Function

This value determines when authentication is required for inbound SMTP connections.

Value	Setting
0	No Authentication Required. NOTE: Unless required, do not use this value.
1	No authentication is required if the recipient in the Rcpt To command is addressed to a domain configured in the GetMail Module and its Aliases file. Traffic addressed to any other domain must authenticate for messages to be accepted.
2	All inbound SMTP connections must use authentication.

DNS_Spam_List

String

See Function

This value is a comma separated list of DNS Servers that are used to check for blacklisted domains. For more detailed information, reference the DNSBL.

Drop_Msgs_with_Exes

Dword

0 for False

1 for True

If enabled, PageGate's GetMail module will not process inbound email messages that have an executable attached to them.

Max_POP_Collection_Threads

Dword

0 - 50

This value sets the maximum number of concurrent outbound POP Collection threads. It is recommended that this value never be set higher than 50. Standard values for this setting are between 20 and 30.

Max_POP_Listener_Threads

Dword

0 - 50

This value sets the maximum number of concurrent inbound POP Listener threads. It is recommended that this value never be set higher than 50. Standard values for this setting are between 20 and 30.

Max_SMTP_Delivery_Threads

Dword

0 - 50

This value sets the maximum number of concurrent outbound SMTP Delivery threads. It is recommended that this value never be set higher than 50. Standard values for this setting are between 20 and 30.

Max_SMTP_Listener_Threads

Dword

0 - 50

This value sets the maximum number of concurrent inbound SMTP Listener threads. It is recommended that this value never be set higher than 50. Standard values for this setting are between 20 and 30.