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IGetMail - Support Center
We welcome your questions and comments about IGetMail - before the
sale, during your evaluation period and after your purchase. Check this page to
see if we have already answered your question below; if your question is not
seen in the Troubleshooting section, you can fill out a Support Request using
the form at the bottom of this page.
What is the current version of IGetMail? 3.4
What is different in the 3.4 version?
View the change history.
I am running a previous version.
How do I upgrade to the current version? IGetMail -
Troubleshooting
When you think you are having an email problem, please be sure to check this troubleshooting section as well as
the FAQs for more information.
Please note that if you have Version 3.0, through 3.3 this will upgrade your software to
Version 3.4 at no charge and your 3.x license key will continue the operation of
the program.
If you download Version 3.4 over IGetMail 2.x or 1.x,
IGetMail version 3.4 will run in evaluation mode for 15-days and you will need
to purchase an upgrade license to continue operation of the program beyond the
15-day evaluation period.
To apply the patch:
- Go to the computer running IGetMail.
- Click here to download the
updated setup program.
- Run the igmsetup.exe program to update the IGetMail software.
The IGetMail
Setup program will stop the IGetMail Service, update the software, then
restart the IGetMail service and administrator programs. Please
note that your computer will not be re-booted. The only service
that is stopped and subsequently restarted is the IGetMail Service.
- To verify the update has been applied, at the IGetMail
Administrator, go to Help > About and you should see the version number
now reads as 3.4.
Using IGetMail's Trace Logs For Troubleshooting
Most issues with IGetMail can be resolved by looking at its trace logs.
IGetMail keeps a record of the last 500K of communication between IGetMail and
your Exchange Server and IGetMail and your POP3 Servers. This Log is
always maintained and there are no settings or actions needed to create it.
If you are having a problem with IGetMail sending email to your Exchange
Server we need to look at the SMTP trace log. If IGetMail is reporting
that it cannot login to your remote POP3 server(s) then we need to look at the
POP3 trace log. Read below for the instructions to follow for each case
and be sure to include a description of the problem that you are seeing and your
contact details in the body of the email message.
Email us the SMTP Trace Log when IGetMail is having a problem sending email
to your Exchange Server.
- Go to the folder where IGetMail is installed, the default location is
“C:\Program Files\Lockstep\IGetMail”.
- Double click on the file named “IGetMailConfig.ini”, this will load the
file into Notepad.
- You will see a section titled [Archive], under this is a line that
starts with “Path=”. The path that is after the Path= is where IGetMail is
storing its configuration files and downloaded email.
- Go to the path listed in the IGetMailConfig.ini file.
- Go to the folder listed in the INI file.
- Send a copy of the log file named “IGetMail SMTP Trace Log.txt” to
support@lockstep.com with an explanation of what problem you are seeing.
Email us the POP3 Trace Log when IGetMail is having a problem communicating
with your remote POP3 servers.
- Go to the folder where IGetMail is installed, the default location is
“C:\Program Files\Lockstep\IGetMail”.
- Double click on the file named “IGetMailConfig.ini”, this will load the
file into Notepad.
- You will see a section titled [Archive], under this is a line that
starts with “Path=”. The path that is after the Path= is where IGetMail is
storing its configuration files and downloaded email.
- Go to the path listed in the IGetMailConfig.ini file.
- Go to the folder listed in the INI file.
- Send a copy of the log file named “IGetMail POP3 Trace Log.txt” to
support@lockstep.com with an explanation of what problem you are seeing.
Contact Information
If you have reviewed the online support information and your topic is not
covered and you would like to contact technical support, we recommend that you
contact us via
EMAIL
for the quickest response. Please use this online Technical Support
Request form. Note that all of the fields are required.
- Support Policy:
Lockstep Systems prefers to address technical support issues for IGetMail via
email. We realize there are times when it is easier to answer a question
over the phone so that is why we ask that you include your phone number on the
Technical Support Request form. A support representative will review your
submission and determine the optimal response method. You will either
receive an email response or a call-back.
Note - Technical Support representatives are located in Phoenix, Arizona, so we
are on Mountain Standard Time. Support personnel respond to IGetMail
Technical Support Request forms during regular business hours, Monday thru
Friday, 9am to 5pm MST.
However, there can be situations where IGetMail is
not the root cause of
the problem you are experiencing.
If our support department suspects that the issue is a hardware or networking
problem, or if the settings of another software product are interfering with the
performance of IGetMail, then you may be required to contact the appropriate
support provider for the device/software to resolve the underlying issue first.
Please note that Lockstep Systems, Inc. reserves the right to change the
upgrade, maintenance and technical support policies at any time without notice.
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