Click on Start -> Program Files -> SmarterTools -> SmarterMail -> Configure SmarterMail Web Server

Click on the Stop button

Change the Startup Mode to Disabled and click on the Apply button

Click on the Close button

Click on Start -> Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Internet Information Services (IIS)

Right-click on Application Pools and choose New -> Application Pool

Name the pool SmarterMail (or something equivalent) and click OK

Click on Start -> Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Internet Information Services (IIS)

Right-click on the web sites tree on the left of the page and choose New -> Web Site

When asked for a description, enter SmarterMail

Choose the IP address to use for webmail. If this IP address is shared with another web site, you will need to use a different port or Host Headers. For more information about using Host Headers, refer to the IIS documentation.

For Path, use "C:\Program Files\SmarterTools\SmarterMail\MRS" (or use the location in which you installed SmarterMail).

Leave the "Allow anonymous access to this web site" box checked.

When asked what permissions to grant, choose only Read and Run Scripts.

Finish the wizard

Open the web site tree for the new IIS site and right click on the mail processing directory. Choose Properties from the pull-down menu.

In the Execute Permissions dropdown box, choose "Scripts Only" and click OK

(Windows 2003 only) Right click on the site name and choose properties

(Windows 2003 only) In the home directory tab, choose the SmarterMail application pool

If you are using Windows 2003, verify that the ASP.NET v2.0.50727 Web Service Extension is set to Allowed in IIS. If you do not see ASP.NET under Web Service Extensions, ensure that ASP.NET is enabled in the Application Server. (Control Panel -> Add / Remove Programs -> Windows Components -> Application Server -> Details)

Ensure that the default document for the site is Default.aspx (under the Documents tab)

For better performance, set HTTP content expiration for 7 days on the App_Themes folder unless you are actively creating a new skin

In Windows 2003, alter application pool's performance tab to disable the "Shutdown worker processes after being idle for," or change it to a high value, like 240.

If any domains are already setup with SmarterMail, make sure to update their webmail DNS records to point to the new IP address.

Open up a web browser, and type in the IP address of the site you just added.

Click on Start -> Program Files -> SmarterTools -> SmarterMail -> Configure SmarterMail Web Server

Click on the Stop button

Change the Startup Mode to Disabled and click on the Apply button

Click on the Close button

Click Start -> Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Internet Information service (IIS) Manager

Right click Application Pools and select “Add Application Pool”

Name the pool “SmarterMail” (or something similar)

Set Managed Pipeline Mode to “Classic” and click OK

Click on Start -> Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Internet Information Service (IIS) Manager

Select ServerName -> Open ISAPI and CGI Restriction -> Verify that ASP.NET v2.0 is allowed (If not, right click on ASP.NET v2.0 and select “Allowed”)

On the left side of the page, right click and choose “Add Website”

Name the Site “SmarterMail"

If you created an Application Pool name other than “SmarterMail” click Select and choose the correct Application Pool

For the physical path, browse to the SmarterMail/MRS folder. The default location is C:\Program Files\SmarterTools\SmarterMail\MRS

For Binding, choose an IP Address to use for Webmail. If this IP address is shared with another Web site, you will need to use a different port or Host Headers. For more information about using Host headers refer to the IIS documentation.

Click OK

In IIS Manager click ServerName. Under Security double click ISAPI and CGI Restrctions. Then, verify that ASP.NET v2.0 is allowed. If it is not right click on ASP.NET v2.0 and select “Allowed.”

In IIS Manager double click Sites -> Double click the SmarterTools site -> Double click on the App_Theme folder. Under HTTP features double click HTTP Response Headers. Under the Action menus, click Set Common Headers -> Check Expire Web content -> Click After -> Click the add 7 for the number of days -> Click OK

In Administrative Tools under Services, Verify that World Wide Web Publishing Service is Running