Hmm.. is there a simple way to disable access to a specific virtual host for
non-payment or other issues, or do you have to disable each user individually
within that domain?
Harry E. Hanson
Cutting Edge Communications, Inc.
(509)444-INET (800)660-9541
http://home.cet.com/
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:From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Daniel Donnelly
:Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 1999 9:39 AM
:To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
:Subject: Re: [IMail Forum] Account Access Disabled
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:Andy,
:
:When you do this on the Users folder, you are setting the 'default' for any
:new accounts that are created in the future. Yes, it does affect all domains,
:but it does not affect any of the users in that domain, except those that you
:create after making this change.
:
:That checkbox is something that I would use only for an individual user who
:might not be paying his bill or that you wish to keep from accessing his
:mailbox. Or one that I want to temporarly disable his access.
:
:Daniel Donnelly
:Ipswitch Technical Support
:________________________________________________________
:See our Knowledge Base at http://support.ipswitch.com/kb
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:
:In reply to 27 Sep message from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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:>I have several virtual hosts with their own IP addresses on our Imail
:>server 5.07. I recently checked the "Account Access Disabled" on one
:of
:>the virtual hosts, and Imail applied the change to ALL of the virtual
:>hosts when I clicked Apply. Is that supposed to happen? :)
:
:>Andy Guerriero
:>FoxBerry Network
:>Internet Services Manager
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