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Turn off Email password enforcement

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Toby Grist

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I am migrating accounts to a server with Plesk but the existing email passwords are often based on the email username. Is it possible to turn off the enforcement that is preventing the passwords from being set when they contain part of the email user name?
 
Hello,

With the Parallels Plesk Panel (PP) it is possible to check the passwords for mailboxes in the dictionary to protect your users from dictionary attacks by not allowing them to use simple passwords. This option can be configured at the following path:

Home > Mail Server Settings > General options

If you mean the feature not to set the password when perform the migration, if the password matches the account name, this can not be done with PP.

Thank you
 
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