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defining an "admin" for a domain

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dulatoag

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Hey there:

Any way to define a domain user as an "administrator" for their particular domain? I.e. want to have one person at a client site have access to add redirectors, et al, to any user's mailbox in their domain.

thanks.
 
You can set up a user at the Admin level (you), Client level (your resellers), and Domain level (what you're asking about).

Click the 'Domain User' button on the domain page to set up the password & other details. The username is always the domain name.

As well as email, they can create password protected directories and logins, use a web based filemanager alternative to FTP, view webstats, change FTP password etc.

Cheers, Julian
 
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