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Using webmail to administer domain email
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In a browser window, go to http://mail.yourdomain.
Log in using the email account with hostmaster rights.
Once you are logged in, you will see a drop down menu in the upper right corner.
Domain admin options are located here.
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User Administration is where you can add, view, modify, delete accounts, and change passwords.
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When adding new accounts, you can determine the settings on the account.
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The Alias Administration option is where you can create aliases so that users can have several email addresses that are delivered to a single account. In this window, you can add, view, modify and delete aliases.
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You can select the Alias to represent a single user or a group of users. If your alias is being used to define a pre-made list, you can use the group file option.
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The Domain Filters option is where you can set up inbound or outbound message filtering rules. You can select the message field to search and what to search for, then click Add Condition. The new condition appears in the Rules window, and then you decide what is done with a message that meets such criteria.
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opus:interactive | 2303 NW 23rd Ave Portland, Oregon | 503-972-6690
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