>>> Windows
2000 - Creating
new Email/User
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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. |
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Step 1.
Open your Web browser and type in:
- http://mail.yourdomain.com
- This will take you to the entrance of
the Web interface.
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Step 2.
Click the Logon link.
- Type in your mail admin name for the
username.
- Type in your mail admin password for
the password.
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Step 3.
Click User Administration under the
Host Administration section. |
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Step 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 jonn@yourdomain.com
you would type John 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.
- Allow Web Access - Allows the
user to access the online mail interface.
- Forwarding - The address to which
you want the e-mail forwarded. Leave blank
to disable forwarding.
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