for starters, at account creation time, I create a generic admin account, as
well as postmaster and abuse aliases and point them to the generic admin
account.  I inform my clients that these are "free" user accounts (do not
count towards their available account total), and are required to exist.
Then every so often I scan the system to ensure that they do indeed exist.
If they don't I warn them of the consequences and re-add them.  At this time
I let my users manage said accounts, but am seriously thinking about
changing that policy and having them all routed to a central mbx for daily
monitoring.

To the best of my knowledge, postmaster and abuse are the only two required
accounts.

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Cycle Rider
Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2004 2:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [IMail Forum] Postmaster Accounts?


What do you folks usually do with the mail sent to the
postmaster account for each domain you host?  I doubt
my users what postmaster email forwarded to them.  Do
you forward postmaster email from each domain to one
central postmaster account that you as the admin look
at?

What email accounts are required by the industry in
general?  Postmaster@, abuse@ ...   are there any
others that should be set up for each of my customer's
domains?  Do you set them up as alias' and then
forward them somewhere?

I know some servers check for valid postmaster
accounts when performing spam checks.  I want to make
sure all my domains are compliant and improve my odds
of not being falsely identified as spam due to a bad
server setup.

Thanks for your help all who choose to respond!!!!



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