Difference between revisions of "Managing your mail domains"
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Revision as of 15:24, 29 April 2014
From the Exchange Enabled Organizations page (Click herefor instructions on how to get to this page):
- Select an organization from the list.
- Click Mail Domains.
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Mail Domains page
Add a mail domain
- Select an Accepted Domain.
- Click Add Mail Domain.
- In the Domain Name field, enter the domain name that you would like to create a mail domain for.
- the Mail DomainType dropdown list, select a mail domain type.
- From the Select Organization dropdown list, select an organization.
- From the Mail Server Type dropdown list, select the mail server that you would like to use.
- Click Add Mail Domain.
Edit a mail domain
- Select an Accepted Domain.
- Click Edit Mail Domain.
- From the Mail Domain Type dropdown list, select a mail domain type.
- Click Save Setting.
Disable a mail domain
- Select an Accepted Domain.
- Click Disable.
- When prompted, click OK.
Under the Status column, the mail domain should be "Disabled".
Re-enable a disabled mail domain
- Select an Accepted Domain.
- Click Enable.
Under the Status column, the mail domain should be "Enabled".
Delete a mail domain
- Select an Accepted Domain.
- Click Delete.
- When prompted, click OK.