1. Select the day(s) when the Dialup Scheduler should run. Ticking all the check boxes specifies that the dial up will be executed from Sunday to Saturday.
2. Specify the hour and minute settings.
3. Tick the check box of the Only if mail queued to allow the Dialup Scheduler to check if there are mail queued in the SMTPOUT Queue before establishing a dialup connection. If the queue is empty, the Dialup Scheduler will not attempt to dial.
4. Click the Apply Duration button.
5. Specify the start time and the end time of the periodic dial-up schedule. Periodic dial-up will be allowed within this time interval.
6. Click the Whole Day button to enable the periodic dial-up schedule to remain active througout the day.
7. Tick the check box of the Automatic RAS dial up and hang up to enable RAS support. This will allow Internet Exchange to automatically start or stop RAS connection based on the configured start time and end time schedule.
8. Select the Modules to Start—SMTPC, SMTPD, BSMTP—by ticking their respective check boxes.
9. Specify the Hang-up Time (in minutes). This is the amount of time the RAS Dialup Scheduler will wait before hanging up a connection after a connection has been established.
10. Tick the check box of the Use different schedule on weekends to specify that a different dial-up schedule will be used by the Dialup Scheduler for the weekends (i.e., Saturdays and Sundays). The schedule for the weekends can be configured by clicking the Weekend Schedule button.
11. Click the Apply button to implement the settings, otherwise, click the Reset button to clear the contents of the fields.
NOTE: Clicking the Fixed Time Scheduling button will display another screen where you can configure the fixed time scheduling option.