Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive
Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive
Chapter 31 KMS Web AdministrationFigure 31.11User administration — the Groups tabNumber of messagesThe maximum number of messages in the mailbox. Messages that exceed this numberwill be refused by the mailserver.The value of either of these items can be set to 0 (zero), which means that there is no limit setfor the mailbox.Restrictions and settingsThis user can send/receive ...Using this option, the administrator of Kerio MailServer can limit communication onlyto the local domain. This can be useful for internal communication settings in manycompanies. Users will not be able to send or receive emails to/from any other domain.Max size of outgoing messagesUse this option to set the size limit for outgoing messages. By setting the size limit, youcan prevent the internet connection from being overloaded by emails with large attachments.If the limit is set to 0, Kerio MailServer behaves the same way as if no limit was set.324
31.7 User accountsFigure 31.12User administration — the Quota and Rights tabWarning: The message size limit can be set by your provider in Kerio MailServer fora whole domain. After both limits are set, the following can occur:1. If the message size limit for a user is higher than the one for the domain, the domainlimit will apply.2. If the message size limit for a user is lower than the one for the domain, the userlimit will apply.Publish this user information at the public folderCheck this option to add the user contact to the public contacts folder. The contact willbe added to the public folder only if the Full name field is populated (in the first or secondstep of the wizard).Webadmin administration rights and Public folder rightsThis user has the administrator rights...A special access right to KMS Web Administration. This setting is independent on theaccess rights settings for Kerio Administration Console.325
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31.7 User accountsFigure 31.12User administration — the Quota and Rights tabWarning: The message size limit can be set by your provider in <strong>Kerio</strong> MailServer fora whole domain. After both limits are set, the following can occur:1. If the message size limit for a user is higher than the one for the domain, the domainlimit will apply.2. If the message size limit for a user is lower than the one for the domain, the userlimit will apply.Publish this user information at the public folderCheck this option to add the user contact to the public contacts folder. The contact willbe added to the public folder only if the Full name field is populated (in the first or secondstep of the wizard).Webadmin administration rights and Public folder rightsThis user has the administrator rights...A special access right to KMS Web Administration. This setting is independent on theaccess rights settings for <strong>Kerio</strong> Administration Console.325
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