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				<h1><?php print $this->translate('Atmail Administration Guide')?></h1>
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					    <h2><?php print $this->brandname; ?> Dashboard Help</h2>
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						<p>The first page displayed after logging in to the WebAdmin interface is the Dashboard. From the Dashboard, you can view and search your Service Log statistics. Click on a Service Log in the left pane to view the corresponding statistics. You can toggle log statistics for the last day, month, or year using the buttons in top-right corner of the interface.</p>

						<strong>Logins</strong>
						<p>This Service Log displays the number of account logins per user along with the protocol they are using to log in with. The main graph displays total number of logins; while the separate graphs are provided for WebMail, <acronym title="Calendaring Extensions to WebDAV">CalDAV</acronym>, <acronym title=" CardDav">CardDav</acronym> and ActiveSync logins as well as <acronym title="Post Office Protocol 3">POP3</acronym> and <acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym> logins.</p>
						
						<p><img width="340" height="115" src="/mail/images/help/admin/dashboard_logins.png"></p>
                
						<strong>Received Mail</strong>
						<p>This Service Log displays the total number of messages received by the <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> server.</p>
						
						<p><img width="340" height="115" src="/mail/images/help/admin/dashboard_recieved_mail.png"></p>
                
						<strong>Sent Mail</strong>
						<p>This Service Log displays the total number of messages sent via the <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> server. The graphs are seperated into email sent via <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> and WebMail.</p>
						<p><img width="340" height="115" src="/mail/images/help/admin/dashboard_sent_mail.png"></p>

						<strong>Spam</strong>
						<p>This Service Log displays the total number of Spam messages recieved. Separate graphs are provided for total Spam, Marked Spam, Rejected Spam, RBL Blocked Spam, and Moved Spam as well as <acronym title="DomainKeys Identified Mail">DKIM</acronym>.</p>
						
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						<strong>Viruses</strong>
						<p>This Service Log displays viruses detected by ClamAV.</p>
						
						<p><img width="340" height="115" src="/mail/images/help/admin/dashboard_viruses.png"></p>

						<strong>Search Logs</strong>
						<p>This Utility allows you to search the logs using predefined ranges, such as logins, sent mail, received mail, spam and viruses. Results can be filtered by daily, weekly, monthly and yearly options.</p>
						
						<p><img width="705" height="130" src="/mail/images/help/admin/dashboard_search_logs.png"></p>
                
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						<h2><?php print $this->brandname; ?> User Manager Help</h2>
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						<p>The User Manager displays a list of user groups and domains in the left pane, a list of users in the selected group in the middle pane, and information about the selected user in the right pane. The right pane is also used when creating or editing users.</p>
                        <p>The search utility, located in the top right corner of the User Manager tab can be used to filter results using the following prefixes: 'name:', 'surname:', 'company:', 'lastlogin:(YYYY-MM-DD)', 'department:', 'country:', 'group:', 'sort:' and 'order:(ASC,DESC)'. A combination of prefixes can be used to further filter results.</p>
						<strong>New Domain</strong>
						<p>Clicking this button allows you to add a new email domain to the your server. Click the “New Domain” button and enter the <acronym title="Domain Name Server">DNS</acronym> of the domain you&#039;d like to add. The domain&#039;s MX record must point to your server before mail can be received.</p>
						
						<p><img width="335" height="265" src="/mail/images/help/admin/user_manager_new_domain.png"></p>

						<strong>New Group</strong>
						<p>Clicking this button allows you to add a new group to your server. You can modify your user&#039;s groups by editing the 'User Group' field on their profile.</p>
						
						<p><img width="345" height="305" src="/mail/images/help/admin/user_manager_new_group.png"></p>

						<strong>New User</strong>
						<p>Click this button to create a new email account. Specify the new user&#039;s details in the appropriate fields, using the green ”+” (plus sign) and red ”-” (minus sign) buttons to add or remove fields as needed. Fields marked with an asterisk “*” are required. You can toggle optional fields using the “More Information” drop-down button. Click the “Create User” button when finished.</p>
						
						<p><img width="755" height="440" src="/mail/images/help/admin/user_manager_new_user.png"></p>
						
						<strong>Import Users</strong>
						<p>Clicking this button displays an Import Users page which can be used to upload a CSV file into the system for bulk automation</p>
						
						<p><img width="1015" height="490" src="/mail/images/help/admin/user_manager_import_users.png"></p>

						<strong>Edit User</strong>
						<p>Click this button to edit the selected email account. Specify the user&#039;s new details in the appropriate fields, using the green ”+” (plus sign) and red ”-” (minus sign) buttons to add or remove fields as needed. You can toggle optional fields using the “More Information” drop-down button. Click the “Update User” button when finished.</p>
						
						<p><img width="805" height="715" src="/mail/images/help/admin/user_manager_edit_user.png"></p>

						<strong>The &quot;New User&quot; and &quot;Edit User&quot; buttons modify the following fields for email accounts:</strong>
						<p>Username: The email account name (the part of the email address before the ”@” sign).
						Domain: The email domain to add the user to (the part of the email address after the ”@” sign).<br/>

						Firstname: The actual first name of the email account&#039;s user.<br/>

						Lastname: The actual last name of the email account&#039;s user.<br/>

						Password: Specify the password of the email account. Creating a user generates a random password by default.<br/>

						<acronym title="Megabyte">MB</acronym> Quota: Specify the mail storage space to be allocated to the account in megabytes.<br/>

						User Group: If you&#039;ve created multiple user groups, you can select a group to assign the account to.</p>

						<strong>Delete User</strong>
						<p>Deletes the selected user(s) from your server. Note that you will be prompted to confirm your decision, however after a user has been deleted this action cannot be undone.</p>
						
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						<strong>Select All</strong>
						<p>Selects all user accounts in the current tab (All users, a domain group etc...).</p>
						
						<p><img width="435" height="260" src="/mail/images/help/admin/user_manager_select_all.png"></p>

						<strong>Deselect</strong>
						<p>Deselects all selected user accounts.</p>
						
						<p><img width="435" height="260" src="/mail/images/help/admin/user_manager_deselect.png"></p>

						<h3>Edit Domain Settings</h3>
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						<strong>Inherit Settings</strong>
						<p>Switch on to inherit the main system settings, or specify custom settings.</p>
						
						<strong>Group Description</strong>
						<p>Optionally provide a description for the user group.</p>

						<strong>Webmail</strong>
						<p>This toggles on/off user access to the <?php print $this->brandname; ?> WebMail.</p>

						<strong>External POP3</strong>
						<p>This allows you to toggle on/off external POP3 access to the server.</p>

						<strong>External IMAP</strong>
						<p>This allows you to toggle on/off external IMAP access to the server.</p>

						<strong>Groupware Zone</strong>
						<p>Groupware Zone sets the level of access for Calendar and Addressbook sharing.</p>

						<strong>Calendar</strong>
						<p>This allows you to enable or disable Calendar access for users.</p>

						<strong>Addressbook sharing</strong>
						<p>This allows users to share address book entries.</p>

						<strong>Sync Enabled</strong>
						<p>This option allows synchronisation with external devices and applications.</p>

						<h3>Edit Group Settings</h3>
						
						<p><img width="730" height="775" src="/mail/images/help/admin/user_manager_edit_group.png"></p>
					
						<strong>Group Description</strong>
						<p>Give a description for the group.</p>

						<strong>Webmail</strong>
						<p>Toggle on/off group members access to WebMail.</p>

						<strong>External POP3</strong>
						<p>Toggle on/off external POP3 access to the server for group members.</p>

						<strong>External IMAP</strong>
						<p>Toggle on/off external IMAP access to the server for group members.</p>

						<strong>Groupware Zone</strong>
						<p>Groupware Zone sets the level of access for Calendar and Addressbook sharing.</p>

						<strong>Calendar</strong>
						<p>Enable or disable Calendar access for group members.</p>

						<strong>Addressbook sharing</strong>
						<p>Allow group members to share address book entries.</p>

						<strong>Push enabled</strong>
						<p>Toggle the Microsoft® Exchange ActiveSync® feature. If enabled, users can use Microsoft® Exchange ActiveSync® to synchronise Address-books, Calendar events and Tasks with the server.</p>

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						<h2><?php print $this->brandname; ?> Services</h2>
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						<h3>SMTP</h3>
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						<strong>Enable SMTP Auth</strong>
						<p>Requires users to authenticate to the <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> server before sending email.</p>

						<strong>Enable SMTP TLS</strong>
						<p>Allows users to send email via the <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> server using TLS or <acronym title="Secure Sockets Layer">SSL</acronym>.</p>

                         <strong>Enable Email Filters</strong>
                         <p>Enable Sieve email filter support for end users. Users can define filters via the Webmail interface to divert messages to folders at SMTP delivery.</p>


					    <strong>IMAP/POP before SMTP</strong>
						<p>Adds the user&#039;s IP address to the <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> relay database after their mail client authenticates to the mailserver. This allows users who authenticate via <acronym title="Post Office Protocol">POP</acronym> or <acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym> to send messages through the <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> server.</p>

						<strong>IMAP/POP relay timeout</strong>
						<p>The length of time a <acronym title="Post Office Protocol">POP</acronym>/<acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym> user can send messages via the <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> server without reauthenticating via <acronym title="Post Office Protocol">POP</acronym> or <acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym>. When this timeout occurs, <acronym title="Post Office Protocol">POP</acronym> and <acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym> users will not be allowed to send <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> messages until they&#039;ve authenticated again.</p>

						<strong>Verify Senders</strong>
						<p>This service (when enabled), will check that the sender of each mail received by the system has a valid MX record (useful to help stop bogus messages from reaching the <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> server).</p>

						<strong>Throttle Mail Recipients</strong>
						<p>When a user attempts to deliver a message to a large number or recipients, this service will reduce the connection speed to avoid abuse of the <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> server by bots and spammers.</p>
 
                         <strong>Maximum Connections</strong>
                         <p>The maximum number of simultaneous <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> connections allowed. This should be low enough to prevent DOS-type attacks and may help with tuning the performance of a busy server.</p>
 
 
                         <strong>Maximum connections per IP</strong>
                         <p>The maximum number of simultaneous <acronym title="Post Office Protocol 3">POP3</acronym> and <acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym> connections allowed for a single IP address. This service is helpful with preventing outgoing spam and throttling other high-load users.</p>
                         
 
						<strong> Limit Recipients per Address</strong>
						<p>You can limit how many emails a local user can send per hour. This discourages potential spammers from using your service to send out spam emails.</p>

						<strong> Maximum Recipients per Address per Hour</strong>
						<p>Set the maximum number of emails a single local user can send per hour.</p>

			

						<strong>Maximum recipients per SMTP session</strong>
						<p>The maximum number of recipients allowed for a single <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> transaction. This should not be much higher than the maximum number of senders one email should be sent to, in order to reduce spam traffic.</p>

						<strong>Load Reserve</strong>
						<p>Reject incoming <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> session requests when the server reaches the specified load-average. Prevents the server from overloading due to heavy use.</p>

						

						<strong>Enable DKIM Outbound</strong>
						<p>Sign emails with DKIM signatures. The signatures will verify that the emails came from your server - allowing other servers to block emails that do otherwise. This can be helpful if your server is flagged as a spam source.</p>

						<strong>DKIM Signature</strong>
						<p>This is the signature that you need to append to your DNS entry. This allows your DKIM key to be verified, so that other servers will have a reference to check the DKIM-signed headers of the emails your server sends.</p>

						<strong>DKIM Domain</strong>
						<p>Set the domain to append the DKIM signatures for. This will activate DKIM for that domain only.</p>


						<strong>Queue Load</strong>
						<p>Send outgoing email to the mail-queue instead of delivering right away when the server reaches the specified load-average. Helps prevent performance issues due to heavy use.</p>

						<strong>Queue Delivery Load</strong>
						<p>The server will not process mail in the queue when the it reaches the specified load-average. Helps prevent performance issues due to heavy use.</p>

						<strong>Remote Parallel processes</strong>
						<p>Specifies the maximum number of simultaneous outbound messages to send.</p>

						<h3>POP3/IMAP</h3>
				        
						<p><img width="1060" height="135" src="/mail/images/help/admin/services_pop3_imap.png"></p>
				        
				        <strong>Excluded Domains/Groups</strong>
				        <p>Here is a list of Domains or Groups that are excluded from some or all of the settings. Click 'HERE' for a list.</p>
				        
				        <strong>Groups default POP3 state</strong>
				        <p>This is the default state for new groups and can be switched On/Off. This also allows POP3 connections. This can allow group users to connect to your server via any standard mail-client using <acronym title="Post Office Protocol 3">POP3</acronym>.
				        
				        <strong>Groups default IMAP state</strong>
				        <p>This allows you to control the default state for new groups. Allow IMAP connections. This allows group users to connect to your server via any standard mail-client using <acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym>.
				       
					
						<strong>Enable SSL POP3/IMAP</strong>

						<p>Enables <acronym title="Secure Sockets Layer">SSL</acronym> security for <acronym title="Post Office Protocol 3">POP3</acronym> and <acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym> connections, so users can connect securely with 3rd-party email clients.</p>

						<strong>SSL Certificate Path</strong>
						<p>Specify the location of your <acronym title="Secure Sockets Layer">SSL</acronym> Certificate file.</p>

						<strong>SSL Key Path</strong>
						<p>Specify the location of your <acronym title="Secure Sockets Layer">SSL</acronym> Key file.</p>

						<strong>Default Domain</strong>
						<p>Specify the default <acronym title="Post Office Protocol">POP</acronym>/<acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym> authentication domain. When <acronym title="Post Office Protocol 3">POP3</acronym> or <acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym> users log on with only a username (no @domain.ext) this domain extension will be used by default.</p>

						<strong>Maximum POP3/IMAP processes</strong>
						<p>The maximum number of simultaneous <acronym title="Post Office Protocol 3">POP3</acronym> and <acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym> connections to allow. This should be low enough to prevent DOS-type attacks and spamming, and may help with tuning the performance of a busy server.</p>
						
						<strong>Maximum connections per IP</strong>
						<p>Set the maximum number of connections allowed per user/IP. Useful for preventing abuse and throttling connections from high-load.</p>

						
						<strong>Email Aliases</strong>
				
						<strong>Filter By Domain</strong>
						<p>Specify a domain to filter the alias list by. This allows for streamlined alias access.</p>

						<strong>Alias Type</strong>
						<p>Specify the alias type. <strong>Local aliases</strong> forward emails from one account to the other. <strong>Deliver locally and alias</strong> sends copies to both accounts. <strong>Domain aliases</strong> “catch” all emails for a domain and forwards copies of the emails to a single account. <strong>Alias to Maildir/File</strong> creates a copy of the emails and stores them in a single directory.</p>
						
						<strong>Local Email Address</strong>
						<p>Specify a local or virtual email account.</p>
						
						<strong>Forward To</strong>
						<p>Specify the local or remote email address.</p>

						<strong>Mail Relay</strong>
						
						<strong>Filter by IP</strong>
						<p>Specify an IP or netblock to filter results.</p>
				
						<strong>IP Address or Net Block</strong>
						<p>Enter an IP address or Netblock in CIDR notation to allow SMTP relay of email messages.</p>

						<strong>Type</strong>
						<p>Specify the Relay type. A <strong>System</strong> entry is permanently added; a <strong>User</strong> entry expires after 60 minutes.</p>

						<h3>Anti-Spam</h3>
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						<strong>Enable SpamAssassin</strong>
						<p>Enables the built-in SpamAssassin spam filter. This build comes preset to learn spam according to users&#039; behaviour (Bayesian filtering) and includes a <acronym title="Graphical User Interface">GUI</acronym> for most key options. You can also create custom filters for SpamAssassin; see <a href="http://spamassassin.apache.org" class="urlextern" title="http://spamassassin.apache.org" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">http://spamassassin.apache.org</a> for detailed documentation.</p>
						
						<strong>Enable Auto-Updates</strong>
						<p>Enable auto-updates of Anti-Spam signatures on a daily basis. Protect user mailboxes with the latest Spam signatures.</p>

						<strong>Max Message Size</strong>
						<p>Specify the maximum email size to be scanned by SpamAssassin. Spam messages are usually small in size; we recommend setting this to 40kb to save resources unless you&#039;re having trouble with larger spam messages.</p>

						<strong>Spam Points</strong>
						<p>Specify the number of points needed to mark a message as spam. Recommended setting is 4, but you can change this if needed.</p>

						<strong>Reject Spam Points</strong>
						<p>The system can optionally reject high-scoring spam messages at the <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> server, saving system resources and disk space. To enable this feature, specify a Spam Points value here.</p>
						
					
						<strong>Spam Tag</strong>
						<p>Specify the text to include in the headers/subject line of messages marked as spam.</p>


                        <strong>Spam Treatment</strong>
                        <p>If a message is classified as spam, select how the message will be treated. You can select to mark it as spam, move it to the spam folder or purge the message.</p>


						<strong>Trusted Networks</strong>
						<p>Specify networks whose incoming mail should not be scanned with SpamAssassin. Messages originating from networks specified here will be automatically delivered without being scanned. You can include multiple IP addresses or netblocks separated by commas.</p>

						<strong>Skip Trusted Networks</strong>
						<p>Skip spam scanning for users who&#039;ve authenticated via <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym>, or have IP addresses in the mail-relay table.</p>

						<strong>Enable Attachment Check</strong>
						<p>Blocks incoming messages with attachments matching the specified file extension. This helps prevent messages with executable viruses and other common malware from being delivered to a user&#039;s account.</p>

						<strong>Blocked Attachments</strong>
						<p>Specify the attachment file extensions to block when Enable Attachment Check is toggled on.</p>
						
						<strong>Enable DNSBL Support</strong>
						<p>Check the box to enable support for Realtime Black List updating. Add additional servers to the DNSBL field with a comma.</p>
						
						<strong>DNSBL Servers</strong>
						<p>Specify RBL servers to use. Separate multiple entries with commas.</p>

						<strong>Enable URI/DNSBL Support</strong>
						<p>Enables <acronym title="Uniform Resource Locator">URL</acronym> checking against spamhaus.org; this will increase the Spam Point score of an email if a <acronym title="Uniform Resource Locator">URL</acronym> contained in it is found to be spam.</p>
						
						<strong>Enable URI-DNSBL Support</strong>
						<p>URI-DNS Blacklist - Each URL contained in an email can be optionally cross checked against an RBL server - If a URL is found to be Spam, the score of the message will increase.</p>

						<strong>Enable SPF Support</strong>
						<p>Incoming messages are checked to make sure the recipient domains have an SPF record, and trusts the sender&#039;s IP address if so. This can be useful to help avoid spammers who use domain-spoofing.</p>

						<strong>Enable AWL Support</strong>
						<p>Auto-White-List scanned by SpamAssassin is recorded to MySQL along with the sender&#039;s email address. This helps train SpamAssassin&#039;s filtering both to increase accuracy and reduce false-positives when scanning for spam.</p>
						
						<strong>Database Statistics for AWL</strong>
						<p>Load database records for AWL</p>
						
						<strong>AWL purge threshold</strong>
						<p>Specify the maximum number of AWL entries before data will be automatically purged. Recommended value is 5000.</p>

						<strong>Enable Bayes Filtering</strong>
						<p>Bayesian filtering allows SpamAssassin to learn the patterns of spammers, and adapt its filtering over time to better combat unwanted email. High-scoring spam (or low-scoring if non-spam) emails are fed into the Bayesian learning system, and future emails with similar characteristics will be marked as spam or not spam based on the patterns learned.</p> 
						
						<strong>Database Statistics for Bayes</strong>
						<p>Load database tokens for bayesian filter</p>
						
						

						<strong>Auto-Learn Non-Spam Score</strong>
						<p>Specify the Spam Point score an email must be below to be fed into the Bayesian learning system as a Non-Spam email.</p>

						<strong>Auto-Learn Spam Score</strong>
						<p>Specify the Spam Point score an email must be above to be fed into the Bayesian learning system as a Spam email.</p>

						<strong>Learning Threshold</strong>
						<p>By default, the Bayesian system learns 200 spam and non-spam messages before activating to ensure accuracy. You can specify a different value here if desired.</p>

					    <strong>Whitelist Senders</strong>
					    <p>Specify a list of email addresses and domains to whitelist. Each entry must be on its own line. Any email or domain that matches will automatically be flagged as trusted without being classified as Spam.</p>
					    
					    <strong>Blacklist Senders</strong>
					    <p>Specify a list of email addresses and domains to blacklist. Each entry must be on its own line. Any email or domain that matches will automatically be classified as Spam.</p>
					    
					  

						<h3>Anti-Virus</h3>
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						<strong>Enable Antivirus</strong>
						<p>Enables ClamAV Antivirus scanning for incoming emails.</p>
						
						
						<strong>Enable Auto Update</strong>
						<p>Toggle to automatically download the latest Anti-virus signatures each day.</p>


						<strong>Virus Error Message</strong>
						<p>Send users a customized message when an email contains a virus.</p>
						
						
						<strong>Anti-Virus Signatures</strong>
						<p>The date the Anti-Virus signatures were last updated.</p>
						
						<h3>iOS Profiles</h3>
						<br/>
						
						<strong>Enable Configuration Profiles</strong>
						<p>Allow iPhone/iPad/iPod clients to download a .mobileconfig profile.</p>
						
						<p>Users with Apple iOS 4+ devices (iPhone, iPad, iPod, etc) can download an XML profile from <?php print $this->brandname; ?> to automatically
						configure the device. You can specify <strong>Organization</strong>, <strong>Display Name</strong>, and a <strong>Description</strong>
						which will be displayed on the profile, and in the iOS device's settings application.</p>
						
						<strong>Server Hostname</strong>
						<p>Specify the mail-server hostname used in the profile URL references for users to connect via IMAP/SMTP/CalDAV/CardDAV. Leave blank for the server to try calculate automatically.</p>
						
						
						<h3>Mobile UI</h3>
						<br/>
						<strong>Enable Mobile UI</strong>
						<p>Allow clients to be redirected to the mobile UI if detected.</p>
						
						
						<h3>CalDav/CardDav</h3>
						<br/>
						<strong>Excluded Domains/Groups</strong>
						<p>These are Domains or Groups that are excluded from some or all settings.</p>
						
						<strong>Enable CalDAV server</strong>
					    <p>This allows you to use the CalDAV protocol. User can sync their webmail calendar to desktop and mobile calendaring applications.</p>
					    
					    <strong>Enable CardDAV server</strong>
					    <p>This allows you to use the CardDAV protocol. User can sync their webmail addressbook to desktop and mobile addressbook applications.</p>
					    
					    <strong>WebDav base URL</strong>
					    <p>Specify an optional Base URL for DAV, to be used as a reference in the calendar and documentation for users to connect their desktop or mobile client.</p>
					    
					    
					    <strong>Enable Calendar Web Interface</strong>
					    <p>Enable Calendar interface. The calendaring interface gives users access to the calendar in the webmail application. The CalDAV service must be enabled for this to work.</p>
					    
					    <strong>Enable CardDav Client Service</strong>
					    <p>Enable addressbook CardDAV client services. These user services provide access to user defined CardDav servers addressbook data.</p>
					    
					    
					    <h3>WebDAV File Storage</h3>
					    <br/>
					    <strong>WebDAV Service</strong>
					    <p>This allows you to enable/disable WebDav service so users can use 3rd party WebDav clients to access their Files Storage. Default domain setting. (Can be overridden with custom domain settings.)</p>
					    
					    <strong>Files Storage Tab</strong>
					    <p>This allows you to enable/disable user Files Storage. Default domain setting. (Can be overridden with custom domain settings.)</p>
					    
					    
					   <strong>Files Sharing</strong>
					   <p>This allows users to share files in their Files Storage via a URL. Default domain setting. (Can be overridden with custom domain settings.)</p>
						
						<h3>Mass Mail</h3>
						<br/>
						<strong>Send to all</strong>
						<p>Use this option to send a message to all local users on the server</p>
						
						
						<strong>Send to all SubAdmins</strong>
						<p>use this option to send a message to all of the SubAdmins on the server.</p>
						
						<h3>ArchiveVault</h3>
						<br/>
						<strong>Enable ArchiveVault</strong>
						<p>This allows you enable/disable the ArchiveVault service. This archives all incoming / outgoing messages to the <?php print $this->brandname; ?> ArchiveVault server. </p>
						
						<strong>ArchiveVault Hostname</strong>
						<p>Specify the hostname or IP address to route messages to the ArchiveVault server.</p>
						
						<strong>ArchiveVault Port</strong>
						<p>Specify the port of the ArchiveVault server (defaulted to 2500 or 25). </p>
						
						<strong>ArchiveVault Status</strong>
						<p>This displays the status of your ArchiveVault service.</p>
						
						<strong>ArchiveVault URL</strong>
						<p>The primary URL for ArchiveVault. Make sure this is a hostname users can access outside of the localhost. e.g. http://server.com/archive.</p>
						
						<strong>ArchiveVault API Key</strong>
						<p>You can generate a new key from ArchiveVault Admin.</p>
						
						<strong>ArchiveVault API Status</strong>
						<p>This displays the status of the ArchiveVault Admin API service.</p>
					
					    
					    <h3>API Access</h3>
					    <br/>
					    <strong>JSON API</strong>
					    <p>This is available by default. This allows JSON access to the <?php print $this->brandname; ?> API (Mail, Contacts, Calendaring) for 3rd party mashups and script usage.</p>
					    
					    <strong>Enable JSON-P API</strong>
					    <p>This allows you to enable/disable the JSON-P API. This is disabled by default.</p>
					    
					    <h3>Service Providers</h3>
					    <br/>
					    <strong>Enable Service Providers</strong>
					    <p>Enables / Disables all service providers.</p>
					    
					    <strong>SIP</strong>
					    <p>Enables / Disables all SIP services.</p>
					    
					    <strong>VOIP Gateway Address</strong>
					    <p>The IP address or hostname of the <?php print $this->brandname; ?> VOIP gateway being used.</p>
					    
					    <strong>SIP Server Address</strong>
					    <p>The IP address or hostname of the SIP server being used.</p>
					    
					    <strong>SIP Service Type</strong>
					    <p>Select SIP type.</p>
					    
					    <strong>Auto-create SIP Account when creating Webmail user</strong>
					    <p>When a new webmail user account is created a matching generic SIP account is automatically generated.</p>
					    
					    <strong>Allow User to Change SIP Settings</strong>
					    <p>Enable / Disable to allow users to change their SIP account settings.</p>
					    
					    <strong>Overwrite SIP Password</strong>
					    <p>Enabling this will overwrite the SIP password when a user changes their webmail password.</p>
					    
					    <strong>UCDB Support</strong>
					    <p>Display SIP/ SMS Folders.</p>
					    
					    <h3>ActiveSync</h3>
					    <br/>
					    <strong>Excluded Domains/Groups</strong>
					    <p>These are Domains or Groups that are excluded from some or all settings.</p>
					    
					    
					    <strong>Enable ActiveSync® Service</strong>
					    <p>Enable / Disable Microsoft® Exchange ActiveSync® Service. Server for push calendaring, contacts, and email functions. (This setting has a global effect on the system.)</p>
					    
					    
					    <strong>Cache Lifespan</strong>
					    <p>Lifespan for the ActiveSync® data cache. The cache will be periodically cleared of all data older than the value given here. You can select a week, 2 weeks, a month, 2 months or 3 months.</p>
					    
					    <strong>Timeout</strong>
					    <p>This allows you to change the timeout value for detecting changes during a long poll query. A lower value will make Active Sync more responsive at the expense of increased server load.</p>
					    
					    
					    <strong>Tar Pit Maximum</strong>
					    <p>This allows you to change the long-poll cycle, you can optionally move timeout values to a maximum value. "0" to disable.</p>
					    
					    <strong>Tar Pit Multiplier</strong>
					    <p>This allows you change the long-poll cycle, you can optionally move timeout values to a maximum value. "0" to disable.</p>
					    
					    
					</div>
					
					<div id="security">
						<h2><?php print $this->brandname; ?> Security</h2>
						<br/>
						<strong>List SubAdmins</strong>
						<p>Lists all SubAdmins on the system. From this list you can also individually delete, delete selected, or edit SubAdmins, including the domains they have access to and their permissions: add, edit, and delete users.</p>
						
						<p><img width="970" height="150" src="/mail/images/help/admin/security_list_subadmins.png"></p>
						
						<strong>Add SubAdmin</strong>
						<p>With this form you can add SubAdmins, specifying admin permissions and available domains.</p>
						
						<p><img width="655" height="300" src="/mail/images/help/admin/security_add_subadmin.png"></p>
						
						<strong>Change Password</strong>
						<p>Use this form to change the password of the currently logged in Admin or SubAdmin.</p>
						
						<p><img width="560" height="240" src="/mail/images/help/admin/security_change_password.png"></p>
						
					</div>

					<div id="settings">
				
						<h2><?php print $this->brandname; ?> Settings</h2>
				        <br/>
						<h3>Global Settings</h3>
				        <br/>
						<strong>Installation Mode</strong>
						<p>Displays the software version installed (Email Server or WebMail-only).</p>

						<strong>Admin Email</strong>
						<p>Specify the system administrator&#039;s email address here.</p>

						<strong>Session Timeout</strong>
						<p>Specify the number of minutes a WebMail user may be idle before being logged out for inactivity.</p>
						
						<strong>Default User License Type</strong>
						<p>Domains and users created on those Domains will be assigned to this license type unless they are assigned to a domain or group with a custom type set.</p>
						
						<strong>Exclusive Sessions</strong>
						<p>Enable clearing of current webmail session(s) when admin page is loaded.</p>

						<strong>SQL Hostname</strong>
						<p>Specify the hostname of the <?php print $this->brandname; ?> MySQL server here.</p>

						<strong>SQL Username</strong>
						<p>Specify your MySQL username here. The user specified must have permission to create tables in MySQL.</p>

						<strong>SQL Password</strong>
						<p>Specify the password for the MySQL user defined in the “<acronym title="Structured Query Language">SQL</acronym> Username” field. Leave blank if the user does not require a MySQL password.</p>

						<strong>Database name</strong>
						<p>Specify the database used. This table will be created during the installation process.</p>
						
						
					     <strong>Authentication Type</strong>
					     <p>Select between LDAP, or SQL. This is the authentication service used for POP3/IMAP/SMTP and Webmail logins. SQL recommended, if LDAP used, users must be managed via the LDAP server directly.</p>
					     
					     
					     <strong>Authentication Encryption</strong>
					     <p>Select between plain, MD5 and MD5-Crypt. This is the encryption type for internal users passwords in the database.</p>
					     
					     <strong>External User and Session Encryption</strong>
					     <p>Allows you to specify the encryption type to use for session data and external user passwords in the database.
					     Encryption requires the mcrypt php library to be installed which has not been detected as installed.
					     This functionality will become available once the optional mcrypt dependancy has been installed.</p>
					     
					     <strong>Log Data Retention</strong>
					     <p>Specify the length of time that data is stored in the Log_* tables. This data is used to create the graphs on the Dashboard page. Note that keeping data for a long period of time may result in very large tables, which can consume considerable disk space and could impact performance.</p>
					     
					     <strong>Enable Debug</strong>
					     <p>This enables debug logging to /webmail/log/debug.log and /webmail/log/imap.log</p>
					     
					     

						<h3>Webmail Settings</h3>
						<br/>
						
						<strong>Sign-up page enabled</strong>
						<p>This allows you to enable / disable the Webmail sign up page</p>
						
						<p><img width="830" height="80" src="/mail/images/help/admin/settings_sign_up.png"></p>
						
						<strong>Show Admin Link</strong>
						<p>Sets if webmail login page shows a link to the admin page</p>
						
						
				
						<strong>Webmail Protocols</strong>
						<p>Choose the connection type for Webmail logins. You can allow Webmail connections via <acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym>, <acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym> over <acronym title="Secure Sockets Layer">SSL</acronym>, or allow users to choose when they log in.</p>
						
						<strong>Enable Spell Check</strong>
						<p>Enable the Spell Check option for users. If this is enabled users will be able to submit their composed email for server side spell checks.
						The pspell php extension is required for this feature.</p>
						
						
						<strong>Enable Confirm On Send</strong>
						<p>Enable the Confirm On Send option for users. If this is enabled users will be able to choose whether or not they get a confirm message when sending an email.</p>
						
						
						<strong>Enable Webmail Cache</strong>
						<p>Caches user mail and <acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym> requests to increase Webmail performance.</p>
						
						<strong>Cache Type</strong>
						<p>Select between filesystem or memcache. Memcache requires the PHP extension.</p>
						
						<strong>Login Page Theme</strong>
						<p>Select the login page theme for your server's login page.</p>
						
						<strong>Theme Example</strong>
						<p>This shows the login page theme example for your <?php print $this->brandname; ?> Server.</p>
						
						<p><img width="670" height="250" src="/mail/images/help/admin/settings_theme_example.png"></p>

						<strong>Allow External Domains</strong>
						<p>Allow external domains to access the Webmail interface. Email domains hosted on the server can automatically access Webmail.</p>

						<strong>Specify Remote Domains</strong>
						<p>Specify which external domains can access the Webmail interface. Separate multiple entries with a comma.</p>

						<strong>Allow External Mailservers</strong>
						<p>Allow users to log in to any mailserver specified on the login page. Users can access external mailservers with the Webmail interface.</p>

						<strong>Specify Remote Servers</strong>
						<p>Specify external <acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym> servers that users can access from the Webmail interface. Separate multiple entries with a comma.</p>

						<strong>Outgoing message method</strong>
						<p>Select whether to use direct <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> (open-relay) or <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> authentication for outbound messages. If “<acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym>” is chosen, appropriate measures should be take to prevent abuse of the <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> server.</p>

						<strong>SMTP Hostname</strong>
						<p>Specify the hostname of the <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> server to use. Defaults to the localhost <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> server.</p>

						<strong>SMTP Auth Username</strong>
						<p>Specify the global username for <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> authentication.</p>

						<strong>SMTP Auth Password</strong>
						<p>Specify the global password for <acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> authentication.</p>
						
						<h3>Groupware Settings</h3>
						<br/>
						<strong>Groupware Zone</strong>
						<p>Set the Address book and Calendar sharing to Off, or System to allow sharing with users on all domains on the server, or Domain to only allow sharing to users on the same domain. (This setting has a global effect on the system.)</p>
						
						<strong>Shared Addressbook</strong>
						<p>Allows Address book sharing based on the Groupware Zone.</p>
						

						<h3>Branding</h3>
	                    <br/>
						<strong>Brand Name</strong>
						<p>Specify a brand-name for the system. The text entered here will replace all references to <?php print $this->brandname; ?> in the user interface and related services.</p>

						<strong>Webmail Logo</strong>
						<p>Click the image to choose an image file to upload as the system&#039;s logo. This will replace the <?php print $this->brandname; ?> logo in the user interface and related services. You require a <acronym title="Portable Network Graphics">PNG</acronym> file of 90&times;36 pixels with transparency enabled.</p>

						<strong>Login Page Logo</strong>
						<p>Click the image to choose an image file to upload as the system&#039;s login logo. This will replace the <?php print $this->brandname; ?> logo in the login interface. You require a <acronym title="Portable Network Graphics">PNG</acronym> file of 110&times;40 pixels with transparency enabled.</p>

						<strong>Company URL</strong>
		                <p>Specify the <acronym title="Uniform Resource Locator">URL</acronym> to direct users to when they click on the logo specified in the “Webmail Logo” field.</p>

						<strong>Footer Message</strong>
						<p>Specify a global footer message for all messages sent via the Webmail system. This can be entered as <acronym title="HyperText Markup Language">HTML</acronym> or plain-text.</p>

						<strong>Welcome Email</strong>
						<p>Specify the pathname to an <acronym title="HyperText Markup Language">HTML</acronym> template which is emailed to new users after account creation.</p>

						<strong>Webmail URL</strong>
						<p>Specify the Webmail login <acronym title="Uniform Resource Locator">URL</acronym> to include in the Welcome Email sent to new users.</p>

						
						<strong>Mailserver Hostname</strong>
						<p>Specify the Webmail login <acronym title="Uniform Resource Locator">URL</acronym> to include in the Welcome Email sent to new users. This is used to connect external <acronym title="Post Office Protocol 3">POP3</acronym>/<acronym title="Internet Message Access Protocol">IMAP</acronym>/<acronym title="Simple Mail Transfer Protocol">SMTP</acronym> clients to the server.</p>
						
						
						<h3>User Defaults</h3>
						<br/>
						<strong>User Quota</strong>
						<p>Specify the default User Quota in MB when creating a local user account.</p>
						
						<strong>Allow Theme Change</strong>
						<p>Enable / Disable user selected theme support.</p>
						
						<strong>Webmail Theme</strong>
						<p>Select which theme you would like to use for the Webmail interface.</p>
						
						<strong>Display Email Images</strong>
						<p>Enable / Disable automatically displaying external images in email messages.</p>
						
						<strong>Automatic Draft Save</strong>
						<p>Enable / Disable automatically saving drafts when composing email messages.</p>
						
						<strong>Notifications</strong>
						<p>Enable automatic checking for new email in the currently selected folder. Optionally enable sound notification and/or animated favicon for new messages.</p>
						
						<strong>Delete Trash on Logout</strong>
						<p>Automatically delete all mail from the trash folder upon logging out.</p>
						
						<strong>Confirm on Send Email</strong>
						<p>Show confirm before sending an email.</p>
						
						<strong>Default View</strong>
						<p>Select between two or three pane view as the default Webmail Interface.</p>
						
						<strong>Enable Message Preview</strong>
						<p>Display an inline preview of each email message.</p>
						
						<strong>Date Display</strong>
						<p>Select the display format for date received.</p>
						
						<strong>Thread Support</strong>
						<p>Enable / Disable email messages as threads by default.</p>
						
						<strong>Thread Limit</strong>
						<p>Determines how old emails can be before they are not included in threads.</p>
						
						<strong>Save Sent Emails to Current Folder</strong>
						<p>Enable to save sent emails to the current folder. This allows more complete thread building and tracking.</p>
						
						<strong>Interface Language</strong>
						<p>Set the default Webmail language.</p>
						
						<strong>Messages per Page</strong>
						<p>Select the default number of messages to display per page.</p>
						
						<strong>Timezone</strong>
						<p>Select the default timezone for the Webmail interface.</p>
						

					</div>

                    <div id="license">
                    <h2><?php print $this->brandname; ?> License</h2>
                    <br/>
                    <strong>Register License</strong>
                    <p>Use this form to register a license or apply an upgraded license to installation. To do this, you will require your ClientID and <?php print $this->brandname; ?> Serial Key.</p>

					<p><img width="930" height="200" src="/mail/images/help/admin/license_register_serial.png"></p>

                    <strong>License Details</strong>
                    <p>This displays the details of the current registered license. </p>

                    <strong>Update Software</strong>
                    <p>This tab displays the current version of <?php print $this->brandname; ?> you have installed on your server. It also displays the newest available version for you to install.</p>

					<p><img width="540" height="200" src="/mail/images/help/admin/license_update_software.png"></p>

                </div>

					<div id="plugins">

					<h2><?php print $this->brandname; ?> Plugins</h2>
                    <br/>
					<h3>Plugin Settings</h3>
                    
					<p><img width="624" height="166" src="/mail/images/help/admin/plugins_plugin_settings.png"></p>

                    <strong>Enable Plugins</strong>
					<p>Enable / Disable the plugin engine. Below this setting, your installed plugins will be displayed. You can view information about your installed plugins and individually enable / disable them.</p>

					<strong>Add Plugin</strong>
					<p>Here you have the ability to upload plugins for installation on your Server. <?php print $this->brandname; ?> plugins can be found at the following URL: http://atmail.com/plugins</p>

					<p><img width="580" height="150" src="/mail/images/help/admin/plugins_add_plugin.png"></p>



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