To prepare a backup script that can easily be “replayed”, start SQL Server Enterprise manager.

Expand your databases node under your SQL Server computer name, select the database, right mouse click>All Tasks>Generate SQL Script…

From the dialog box, you have the option to script a single object or multiple objects.You can run the following steps for stored procedures, then again for Views.

Click Show All, then ‘All views’ and ‘All stored procedures’. There are a couple of other options I recommend, one to allow scripting any custom permissions that have been set on any object and to drop any object to allow re-creation. Both steps will save you time, should you ever need this script. Click the Scripting tab, options should default to the following settings:

Now, check the Options tab:

Choose ‘Script object-level permissions’, click OK, the wizard will now prompt you for a file name to create the file. Choose a file name that is self-documenting, along with a date that indicates the date run (e.g. XYZ_SMS-2002-05-20.SQL). Archive this to a save location!

To recreate any of your stored procedures or views, start an instance of Query Analyzer, load the script and run the appropriate portion of the script.

To open RightMX Mail using SSL, follow the below steps:-

1. Open your web browser.
2. Enter the URL in address bar and click on go button or press Enter button.

It will show the below image:

3. Click on “I Understand the Risks” (marked in red circle).

It will show the below image:

4. Click on “Add Exception” button. (marked in red circle).

It will open an “Add Security Exception” Dialog box.

Click on “Confirm Security Exception” (marked in red circle).

As soon as you click on the button, page will be directed to the home page of RightMX Mail.

To open a control panel (Website Panel/Helm/cPanel) using SSL, follow the below steps:-

1. Open your web browser.
2. Enter the URL in address bar and click on go button or press Enter button.

It will show the below image:

3. Click on “I Understand the Risks” (marked in red circle).

It will show the below image:

4. Click on “Add Exception” button. (marked in red circle).

It will open an “Add Security Exception” Dialog box.

Click on “Confirm Security Exception” (marked in red circle).

As soon as you click on the button, page will be directed to the home page of Control Panel (Website Panel/Helm/cPanel).

i.e. Website Panel

i.e. Helm Control Panel

RightMX Mail supports the linking of tasks to email messages. This can be useful when creating and organizing tasks related to specific email conversations.

Follow these steps to generate and link a task from an email message:

1. Log into RightMX Mail as a user.
2. Click the email icon.
3. Select the folder in which the email message you wish to link a task to resides.
4. Select the desired message and click the Add menu in the preview pane toolbar and then click Add Task.
5. Fill out the required fields and click Save.

Once the task is saved, a new Tasks tab will display in the message indicating that you successfully linked the task to the email.

A CSV file stands for Comma Separated Values. The advantage to exporting contacts to a CSV file is that many applications utilize CSV as a universal file format to store and exchange data.

To export one or multiple contacts to CSV:

1. Log into RightMX Mail as a user.
2. Click the contacts icon.
3. Select the desired contacts.
4. Click the Actions menu and click Import/Export. Then click Export to CSV.

To export all contacts to CSV:

1. Log into RightMX Mail as a user.
2. Click the contacts icon.
3. Click the Actions menu and click Import/Export. Then click Export All to CSV.

Plus addressing is feature that allows you to automatically filter incoming email into folders without pre-creating the folders or filters to deal with them.

Plus addressing also allows users to use special email addresses if they do not want to give out their real email address. For example, if user@example.com needs to provide a valid email address to sign up for a newsletter, he can sign up for the newsletter using the address user+technewsletter@example.com. When the newsletter is delivered, it will automatically be routed to the Technewsletter folder. If the folder does not exist, it will be created automatically.

POP is a protocol used to retrieve email messages from an Internet email server. Generally, when you use POP it is best to use it from one particular computer. When you download your messages, the POP email server stores them for your later retrieval. If you go to another computer to connect and retrieve that same message, it will no longer be on the POP server.

You can also download a copy of new e-mail messages and not delete items from the POP3 e-mail server. This is useful if you check your POP3 e-mail account from a number of computers or profiles. For example, you can download a copy of the messages on your work computer, and then on your home computer, you could download the e-mail messages and delete them from the POP3 server.

Follow these steps to set up POP on your Outlook account:

1. Open Microsoft Outlook 2003.
2. On the Tools menu, click E-mail accounts.
3. On the email accounts page, click Add new email account.
4. On the server type page, click POP3.
5. Click Next.
6. On the email accounts page, type in all the information requested, i.e., your name, email address, etc.
7. Click More Settings.
8. Click the Outgoing Server tab.
9. Select the My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication checkbox.
10. Click OK.
11. Click Next.
12. Click Finish.

RightMX Mail allow users to change their signature on the compose page without having to go through multiple menus. This is especially helpful to users that send and receive messages from multiple email addresses via their RightMX Mail account. NOTE: To use this feature, the user must have multiple signatures set up for their RightMX Mail account. For more information, refer to How To — Create a Signature.

1. Log in to RightMX Mail as a user.
2. Click the mail icon.
3. Click New in the navigation pane toolbar to compose a new message. The new message window will open.
4. In the Signature field, select the desired signature. The signature will appear below the body of the email.

Contacts can be exported from RightMX Mail as a .zip file containing vCard files. These can then be imported into Microsoft Outlook or into another RightMX Mail account.

Exporting All Contacts
To export all contacts, follow these steps:

1.
Log into RightMX Mail as a user or domain administrator.
2.
Click the contacts icon. A list of contacts will load in the navigation pane.
3.
Click the Actions menu in the navigation pane toolbar and click Import/Export. Then click Export All to vCards or Export All to CSV, depending on the file type you would like to export the contacts as.

Exporting Select Contacts
To export specific contacts, follow these steps:

1.
Log into RightMX Mail as a user or domain administrator.
2.
Click the contacts icon.
3.
Select desired contact(s).
4.
Click the Actions menu in the navigation pane toolbar and click Import/Export. Then click the appropriate export option, depending on the file type you would like to export the contacts as.

In order to receive messages from your RightMX Enterprise Mail account through Microsoft Outlook 2003, you will need to set up an IMAP account in Outlook. Unlike POP, IMAP is a newer email protocol that keeps all messages and folders on the server. As a result, actions you perform to messages and folders in Outlook will automatically appear in the RightMX Mail Web interface (and vice versa).
Follow these steps to set up an IMAP account in Outlook 2003:

1. In Microsoft Outlook, click the Tools menu and select Email Accounts.
2. Click Add a new email account.
3. Click Next.
4. On the server type page, click IMAP.
5. Click Next.
6. On the email accounts page, fill out all of the necessary information. Be sure to provide the incoming and outgoing server.
7. Click More Settings.
8. Click the Outgoing Server tab. If your outgoing server requires SMTP authentication, select the appropriate checkbox.
9. Click Advanced tab.
10. If your server requires a secure connection, select the This server requires an encrypted connection (SSL) checkboxes.
11. Click OK.
12. Click Next.
13. Click Finish.