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A user is a mail account on the server
to which e-mail can be sent and from which e-mail can
be retrieved. The instructions below cover creating an
user on your IMail server.
1. Open your Web browser and type in:
http://mail.your domain name
For Example: http://mail.becotech.com
This will take you to the entrance of the Web interface.
2.Type the following information:
-User name
-Password
3. Click User Administration under the Host Administration
section.
4. Click Add User.
5. Complete the fields accordingly.
UserID - This is the actual
account name, and is the address to which mail will be
sent. For example, if you wanted to receive mail sent
to info@your domain you would type info in the field.
Password - This is the
password that will be used to retrieve mail from the server.
Confirm Password - Same as above.
First Name - The first
name of the owner of the account. This is only needed
if you plan to use the online mail interface, and will
be the name from which any e-mail sent will display.
Last Name - The last name
of the owner of the account. This is only needed if you
plan to use the online mail interface, and will be the
name from which any e-mail sent will display.
Organization to Telephone - Optional information for online
directory searches.
Max Mailbox Size - The
total size, in bytes, the account will accept. Use this
to limit the size of the mailbox. The standard mailbox
limitation is between 3-5MB, which would equal 3000000
or 5000000 in the field. The default, zero, equals unlimited.
Max Num Messages - The
total number of messages the account will accept. Use
this to limit the size of the mailbox. The default, zero,
equals unlimited.
User Cannot Change Password
- Prevents the user from being able to login using the
8181 or 8383 Web interface and change their password.
Remote Access Disabled
- Prevents the user from being able to use the 8181 Web
interface.
Hide User From Info Services
- Prevents the user's information from being seen by information
services.
User Cannot Modify LDAP Info
- Prevents the user from being able to login using the
8181 or 8383 Web interface and change any of the fields
marked with an asterisk (*).
Allow Web Access - Allows
the user to access the 8383 online mail interface.
Forwarding - The address to which you want the e-mail
forwarded. Leave blank to disable forwarding.
6. Click SAVE |
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