User Administration
How to get hereUse the Users Administration properties to search for users in the selected domain, access and edit user properties, add new users, or delete existing users.
- Wildcard Search. A wildcard is a character that may be used in a search to represent one or more other characters. The two wildcards used to search in IMail are: 1) The question mark ("?"), which is used to represent a single alphanumeric character in a search expression. For example, searching for the term "ho?se" would yield results which contain such words as "house" and "horse". Searching with just a "?" will return any single-character result. 2) An asterisk ("*") is used to specify zero or more alphanumeric characters. For example, searching for the term "h*s" would yield results which contain such words as "his", "homes", "hours", etc.
Caution: Avoid using the asterisk as the first character in a search string; if you use a lone asterisk and no other alphanumeric characters, you will retrieve every record from the database.
- Clear. Click Clear to reset the user search results list to display all available users in the current domain.
- Username list. Click a username to modify the User Properties.
- Name. Full name as entered in User Properties page.
- System Admin. This column displays whether or not the specific user is set up as a System Administrator on the User Properties page.
- Domain Admin. This column displays whether or not the specific user is set up as a Domain Administrator on the User Properties page.
- List Admin. This column displays whether or not the specific user is set up as a List Administrator on the User Properties page.
- Disabled. This column displays whether or not the user's account is disabled (suspended), as set up on the User Properties page.
- Add. Click Add to create a new user to the current domain. If the maximum number of users is reached, the button will be grayed out. For more information, see Adding a New IMail User. The maximum number of users is configured on the Domain Properties page.
Tip: The user count configured on the Domain Properties page DOES NOT include Root.
- Delete. Select a user that you want to delete from the current domain, then click Delete to delete the user.
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