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Setting |
Explanation |
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Users can configure POP Retrieval items |
Determines whether the user can configure POP retrieval in the web mail options tab. |
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Users can add a redirection |
Determines whether web mail users are permitted to redirect their mail to alternate addresses. |
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Users can configure autoresponders |
Determines whether web mail users are permitted to configure auto responses for their mailbox (e.g. Out of Office automatic replies). |
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Users can set their display name |
Allows users to specify the friendly name to be used. |
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Users can set their display name |
This allows a user to create a friendly name in the web mail options. This display name will only be used when sending from web mail. |
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Users can change passwords |
This gives a mailbox user the ability to change their password in the options of the web mail. |
| Users can change their spam protection level | Allows the mailbox to be able to configure spam protection rules. |
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Users can create filters |
This allows the user to create filters inside the options of web mail. A limit can be placed on the number of filters each user can create. |
| Users can create and user shares | Allows the mailbox to be able to view the shares options and shares folder tree |
| Users can publish resources | Determines whether a mailbox can publish resources. Please see Published Calendars for more information |
| Users can edit their whitelist | Determines whether a mailbox can view their whitelists and be able to add/edit the whitelist |
| Users can edit their blacklists | Determines whether a mailbox can view their blacklists and be able to add/edit the blacklist |
| Users can access activity view |
Allows the user to be able to view the statistics button to view activity reports. Please see Localhost - Auditing on how to enable activity reports |
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Default Character Set |
This is the character set that will be used as the default for web mail users. Users can change this option once they log in under the Settings option page. By default the character set is US-ASCII which does not cater for extended characters. If emails that have been sent from web mail and are missing extended characters or they are displayed incorrectly, it could mean that the user has not set their character set. |
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Default time zone |
This is the time zone that will be used as the default for web mail users. Since the web server is accessible by users throughout the world, the server needs to adjust the displayed date of the messages in a user’s folder to properly reflect the time relative to their location. For example, if a user in Australia was using web mail on a server in the United States, they would want to see their inbox list displayed with the received date of the messages in their local time instead of a US time. To do this, the web mail browser sends to the server the time zone offset configured on the client computer. If the client computer does not have the correct time zone configured, they will not see the messages with the correct times. |