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h1. Sun Java System Messaging Server Administration Guide
The _Messaging Server Administration Guide_ explains how to administer new features and enhancements to Messaging Server and its accompanying software components.

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This guide describes features and enhancements for administering Messaging Server, starting with Messaging Server 7. Information for administering Messaging Server 6.3 is also still applicable. See the [_Sun Java System Messaging Server 6.3 Administration Guide_|http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-4428] where appropriate.
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* [Preface|Communications Suite Preface]
* [Administering Event Notification Service in Messaging Server]
* [Administering Messaging Server Remotely]
* [Configuring General Messaging Capabilities]
* [Configuring IMAP IDLE]
* [Configuring Messaging Server for High Availability]
* [Convergence Administration Guide]
* [Enabling Single Sign-On (SSO)]
* [Handling Forged Email by Using the Sender Policy Framework]
* [Handling sendmail Clients]
* [Integrating Spam and Virus Filtering Programs Into Messaging Server]
* [JMQ Notification]
* [LMTP Delivery]
* [Managing Logging]
* [Message Store and Mailbox Management | Message Store Management]
* [Messaging Archiving]
* [Messaging Server Lemonade Profile 1 Support]
* [Monitoring Messaging Server]
* [MTA Concepts]
* [MTA Features]
* [Security and Access Control]
* [Throttling Incoming Connections Using MeterMaid]
* [Triggering Effects From Transaction Logging. The LOG_ACTION Mapping Table]
* [Troubleshooting the MTA]
* [Using Predefined Channels]
* [Using Role-Based Access Controls in Messaging Server]
* [Using Service Management Framework with Messaging Server]
* [Using Service Tags with Messaging Server]

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