POP3 Set Definition
Libra Esva offers POP3 authentication support. The POP3 authentication is useful when the customer has a
POP3 backend server where users are used to login to check their mail, and you want to keep the same
credentials for the Libra Esva Web portal.
To configure a POP3 Set please select menù System->POP3 Set Definition and click option New.
Domain
Select the domain you want this set associated
Description
Enter a handy description for the Pop3 Set
POP3 Server
The POP3 Server address, either an IP or FQDN
POP3 Server Port
The TCP port your POP3 Server is Listening (usually 110 or 995 for SSL)
POP3 SSL
Set this to Yes for Google and Office 365
Test User
Enter a valid pop3 user, if you want to test your settings
Test User Password
The Test User password, the one that allows login to the POP3 server
Once you added your POP3 set, if you defined a test user and password, you can test it and check it can
successfully authenticate with your POP3 Server.
×NOTE: Do not forget to set POP3 as authentication scheme for the domain under System->Web Portal
Authentication