Difference between revisions of "Managing your mail domains"

Revision as of 13:52, 29 April 2014

Administrators are able to add, manage, disable, re-enable, and delete mail domains.

To manage your mail domains choose one of the following options:

Option 1:

1. Log in to the MyExchange Hosting Controller.
2. Locate the search bar.

3. Search for "Exchange Organizations".
4. Select Exchange Organizations from the search results.

Scroll down to the Exchange Enabled Organizations page section.

Option 2:

1. Log in to the MyExchange Hosting Controller.
2. From the side menu, locate the Hosting Services pane and click the + (expand) icon to expand the pane (if the pane is not already expanded by default).
3. Click the + (expand) icon to expand the Managed Exchange pane (if the pane is not already expanded by default).
4. Click Exchange Organizations.

Scroll down to the Exchange Enabled Organizations page section.

Exchange Enabled Organizations page

From the Exchange Enabled Organizations page:

1. Select an organization from the list.
2. Click Mail Domains.

Mail Domains page

Add a mail domain

1. Select an Accepted Domain.
2. Click Add Mail Domain.

3. In the Domain Name field, enter the domain name that you would like to create a mail domain for.
4. the Mail DomainType dropdown list, select a mail domain type.
5. From the Select Organization dropdown list, select an organization.
6. From the Mail Server Type dropdown list, select the mail server that you would like to use.
7. Click Add Mail Domain.

Edit a mail domain

1. Select an Accepted Domain.
2. Click Edit Mail Domain.

3. From the Mail Domain Type dropdown list, select a mail domain type.
4. Click Save Setting.

Disable a mail domain

1. Select an Accepted Domain.
2. Click Disable.

3. When prompted, click OK.

Under the Status column, the mail domain should be "Disabled".

Re-enable a disabled mail domain

1. Select an Accepted Domain.
2. Click Enable.

Under the Status column, the mail domain should be "Enabled".