Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive

Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive Administrator's Guide - Kerio Software Archive

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Chapter 31 KMS Web AdministrationThis user has the administrator rights to the public foldersA special privilege for management of public folders.User account editingTo change the user account settings, use the same dialog as for creating an account. Clickeither the username in the user list or Edit user in the Action column.Figure 31.13User account editingRemoving an accountClick the Remove button to delete a user account. With the original user account in KerioMailServer, many actions can be performed. Once an account is selected and the Removebutton is clicked, one of the following actions can be selected. In the dialog box you canset the account to be removed or moved to another user or simply to be kept in the storedirectory.Figure 31.14Remove user dialog326

31.8 User groupsMove user’s message folder to an account of another user...This option is useful especially when another user needs to work with messages, eventsand tasks from this folder.The entire folder will be moved as a subfolder of the selected account’s root folder. Thefolder name will follow this pattern: Deleted mailbox — user_name@domain. This folderwill include all original folders of the deleted mailbox.Note: If any problem arises during moving of the a user account, details are recorded inthe Warning log in Kerio MailServer.Do not delete user’s message folder...The folder will be kept in the store directory.Delete user’s message folderThis option can be used when the user folder does not contain any (or any important)messages, events, tasks, etc.Searching usersThe toolbar provides a search entry which can be helpful especially if the domain includes toomany users. Any item (Login Name, Full Name and Description) can be used as the searchingcriteria, the searching engine looks the specified string up in all of them.In addition, users can be listed by various criteria, by clicking particular column titles.Users mapped from the directory serviceIf users in this domain are mapped from the active directory, they can be viewed also in theKMS Web Administration. However, the data of such accounts cannot be edited. It is, however,possible to avoid this problem by using the Show only users from internal database (hide usersfrom directory service) option to hide all mapped users.31.8 User groupsUser accounts within each domain can be sorted into groups. The main reasons for creatinguser groups are as followed:• Group addresses can be created for certain groups of users with aliases (see chapter 31.9)— mail sent to this address will be delivered to all members of the group.• Specific access rights can be assigned to a group of users. These rights complement rightsof individual users.You can define user groups in the User Groups section.327

Chapter 31 KMS Web AdministrationThis user has the administrator rights to the public foldersA special privilege for management of public folders.User account editingTo change the user account settings, use the same dialog as for creating an account. Clickeither the username in the user list or Edit user in the Action column.Figure 31.13User account editingRemoving an accountClick the Remove button to delete a user account. With the original user account in <strong>Kerio</strong>MailServer, many actions can be performed. Once an account is selected and the Removebutton is clicked, one of the following actions can be selected. In the dialog box you canset the account to be removed or moved to another user or simply to be kept in the storedirectory.Figure 31.14Remove user dialog326

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