 |  POP3Host | | Host name of the POP3 server under test |
| POP3MarkRead | | Read Mark behaviour for POP mails |
| POP3NotesPort | | See the link for more detailed information |
| POP3_Config_Update | | See the link for more detailed information |
| POP3_Disable_Cache | | See the link for more detailed information |
| POP3_Domain | | See the link for more detailed information |
| POP3_Enable_Cache_ | | See the link for more detailed information |
| POP3_MarkRead | | See the link for more detailed information |
| POP3_Message_Stat_ |  | There is a POP cache setting that needs to be adjusted down so it doesn'... |
|  POP3_READ_ALL | | If a mail was read in iNotes, the mail somtimes is not fetched by a POP3... |
| POP3_Save_Corrupte | | Provides an override so that the POP3 task doesn't abort downloading a c... |
| POP3_SESSION_TIMEO | | If a POP3 client retrives mail, Domino must convert from Notes Ricvh Tex... |
| Ports | | Specifies which of the configured ports is enabled. |
| Preferences | | The value for this keyword holds an integer representation of a bit patt... |
| Preferences_(langu | | The value for this keyword holds a set of preference values for the lang... |
| PResultsDir(num) | | Full path of the shared directory that contains the RESULTS file (when t... |
| Previous_TransLog_ | | Describes the path to transaction logs in the previous configuration |
| Previous_TransLog_ | | Describes the status of transaction logging in the previous configuratio... |
| Previous_TransLog_ | | Describes the logging style in the previous configuration |
| Private_DPoolSize_ | | Defines the maximum size of the private DPool to help prevent memory fra... |
| ProbeDatabase | | Database used by probe. |
| ProbedView | | The name of the view or folder that the probe task opens in the database... |
| ProbeIntervalDelay | | Time interval (in minutes) before the probe checks for all users who are... |
| ProbeRunTime | | Number of minutes to run the probe when using Multiple Run. |
| ProbeTemplate | | Name of the template to be used to create the Probe database. |
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