Difference between revisions of "Configuring FortiMail User Groups"
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| − | <div class="Body">Administrators are able to group related email user accounts.<br/></div><div class="Body"><br/></div><div class="Body">To view and configure user groups:<br/></div><div class="Body"><br/></div> | + | <div class="Body">Administrators are able to group related email user accounts by using the '''User Group''' tab.<br/></div><div class="Body"><br/></div><div class="Body"><br/></div><div class="Body">To view and configure user groups:<br/></div><div class="Body"><br/></div> |
#Log in to FortiMail. | #Log in to FortiMail. | ||
#Expand the '''User '''pane. | #Expand the '''User '''pane. | ||
#Click '''User'''. | #Click '''User'''. | ||
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Revision as of 13:06, 26 May 2014
Administrators are able to group related email user accounts by using the User Group tab.
To view and configure user groups:
- Log in to FortiMail.
- Expand the User pane.
- Click User.
- Click the User Group tab.
- Click New..., or double-click one of the listed user groups to modify the group preferences.
- In the Group Name field, enter a name for the user group.
- To add a user to the group, enter a the username of the new group member in the User field, then click the right arrow to add the user to the list of members.
- To remove a user from the group, select a user from the list of members, then click the right arrow.
- If this is a new user, click Create. If this is an existing user, click OK to update the group's preferences.
