Managing the Email Server via the Web Console

The Coadunation Web Admin Console makes it possible to manage the Email server via a web browser.

The following functionality is provided through the Admin console:

• Add Relay: This can be an IP address, IP address block or a zone.
  Note:A relay will have to be added for localhost and 127.0.0.1 before mail can be relayed for the localhost

• List Relay: List the relays for this server.
• Remove Relay: Remove the list of relays.
• Add Domain: This creates a local domain.
• Remove Domain: Remove a local domain.
  Note will only work if no mailboxes, alias or forwards are attached to this domain

• List Domain: List the domains on a server
• Create Mailbox: This creates a mailbox for local delivery, it is attached to a local domain.
• Remove Mailbox: Removes a mailbox.
  Note: will only work if there are no aliases on a mailbox

• Set Password: Update the password on a mailbox
• Set Quota: This feature has not been implemented yet.
• List Mailboxes: List the mailboxes on a domain.
• Create Alias: Creates an alias for a local mailbox on a local domain.
• Delete Alias: Deletes an alias
• List Alias: List the aliases on a mailbox.
• Create Forward: Creates forward list for an alias on a domain.
• Update Forward: Updates a forward list.
• Remove Forward: Removes a forward.
• List Forwards: List the forwards attached to a domain.

Create relays
The first step to let mail be sent through this server is to setup the relays. A good example of a relay list is the following

• localhost
• 127.0.0.1
• The local ip block this will normally look like the following 192.168.1 or 10.0.0.

Create A Mailbox
The process for creating a mailbox is as follows.

1. Create a domain.
   • Domain Name: The local domain name
   • An option drop box: If no drop box value is supplied all mail that is not deemed local will be bounced.
2. Create a mailbox.
   • Domain Name: The local domain name to attach mail box to.
   • Username: The name of the user at the domain to accept mail for. The full username will be (username@domain name) and that is what is required to correctly authenticate against the POP3 and IMAP4 servers.
   • Password: The password to authenticate the user with.
   • Quota Size: This should be "0" as this functionality is currently not implemented.

This documentation will be completed shortly. Sorry for any inconvenience caused by this