Topic: Emails for multiple domains; password for users

[busybug]

Hi there,

am pretty new to SME and am trying it out to see if it is suitable for a small company of perhaps no more than 30 people, for email purposes only.

Have some queries as I couldn't find it from the documentation:

1) Even if i create multiple domain (this company has 3 domain names with relative email addresses), when I create a user I am not prompt which domain this user belongs to. How do I do that?

2) Password for the users must include lower case, upper case, alpha numeric and numbers when I create. But how do the user change his/her own email password (don't see the option in Horde, I thought it was there), and if so, is it possible to use a simpler password?

Thanks!

[CharlieBrady]

1) Even if i create multiple domain (this company has 3 domain names with relative email addresses), when I create a user I am not prompt which domain this user belongs to. How do I do that?

You don't. You create users, period. Each has an email address in all domains (but obviously don't need to use them all).

2) Password for the users must include lower case, upper case, alpha numeric and numbers when I create. But how do the user change his/her own email password

"http://server/user-password/" - I'd be surprised if that's not in the User Guide, but if so, please open a bug in the bug tracker, Documentation section.

[busybug]

hi there, my bad. should have updated that i found the password strength issue here too

http://no.longer.valid/phpwiki/index.php/SME7FAQs#Passwordx20.Strength

the link you provided is useful, thanks!

So you mean to say... I won't be able to have same userid for different user on different domain?

Say I got 2 virtual domains: domain1.com and domain2.com for 2 different group of users

both have a user call Mark. I won't be able to create it as such then... ?

[JonB]

You can do that. You use the Pseudonym Panel in the Server Manager.

In your example you would create 2 users mark1 and mark2.

In the Pseudonym Panel you would create 2 new pseudonyms -

mark@domain1.com will point to user mark1
mark@domain2.com will point to user mark2

You need to put in the whole email address in the text box i.e mark@domain1.com

Then select the user in the drop down box.

Jon