jwnetsource
12-15-2009, 09:25 AM
Happy Holidays All!
I am setting up an account for DOMAIN.COM with one user (me) managing the account web site. I wish to create multiple email accounts (all different users) for this domain, who I don't wish to have access to anything but their own email administration (passwords, forwards, etc.).
I'm not sure the best route for user self-administration. Obviously, I can set passwords for each user email, but how can each email user change their passwords?
Can I assign each user an FTP account (user@domain.com) instead of creating email accounts and expect an FTP account (user@domain.com) to also receive email at user@domain.com, or is FTP simply FTP and not email too?
Any other strategies for solving this problem appreciated!
Thanks
I am setting up an account for DOMAIN.COM with one user (me) managing the account web site. I wish to create multiple email accounts (all different users) for this domain, who I don't wish to have access to anything but their own email administration (passwords, forwards, etc.).
I'm not sure the best route for user self-administration. Obviously, I can set passwords for each user email, but how can each email user change their passwords?
Can I assign each user an FTP account (user@domain.com) instead of creating email accounts and expect an FTP account (user@domain.com) to also receive email at user@domain.com, or is FTP simply FTP and not email too?
Any other strategies for solving this problem appreciated!
Thanks