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Re:[求助]创建新帐户时出现这种问题?
C H A P T E R 4 S E C O N D A R Y D O M A I N S<br>
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problem. However, it turns out that many email clients on the market today will not allow the ‘@’ symbol<br>
to be used in the login field. To accommodate those mail clients that do not permit this, MDaemon allows<br>
you to specify an alternative character. MDaemon’s default alternative character is ‘$’. That means that you<br>
could use: arvel$altn.com as easily as arvel@altn.com.<br>
The alternative character is specified on the System tab of the Miscellaneous Options dialog (page 247).<br>
This value can be up to 10 characters long, making it possible to provide a string of characters to serve as<br>
the delimiter instead of only a single character such as ‘$’. For example, using ‘.at.’ will allow you to<br>
make logon values of “arvel.at.altn.com”.<br>
Several key features, such as Accounts, Mailing Lists, and Security Settings, are on a per domain basis.<br>
When you create a mail account you must specify the domain to which the new account belongs. The<br>
same goes for Mailing Lists. This means that features such as the IP Screen and IP Shield are tied to<br>
domains individually. Some features, however, such as the DomainPOP ‘Real Name Matching’ feature,<br>
are tied exclusively to the primary domain.<br>
As part of the multi-domain process, when you create a secondary domain the following aliases will be set<br>
up to automatically:<br>
MDaemon@secondarydomain.com = MDaemon@primarydomain.com<br>
listserv@secondarydomain.com = MDaemon@primarydomain.com<br>
listserver@secondarydomain.com = MDaemon@primarydomain.com<br>
list-serv@secondarydomain.com = MDaemon@primarydomain.com<br>
These aliases will be automatically removed if the secondary domain is deleted.<br>
Secondary Domain Editor<br>
MDaemon Server Version 7 contains full support for multiple domains. In addition to the Primary<br>
Domain Configuration settings (page 35), it contains the Secondary Domains Editor used for<br>
designating any number of additional domains that you wish to support as well as the IP address to which<br>
each will be associated. MDaemon supports both dedicated (static) and multi-homed IP addresses.<br>
On the Secondary Domains Editor, for each secondary domain that you wish to host, you will include:<br>
the domain name, the IP address to which it will be associated, and whether or not it will be bound to its<br>
IP address.<br>
For more information on hosting multiple domains, see:<br>
Hosting Multiple Domains—page 62<br>
See also:<br>
Primary Domain Configuration—page 35<br>
Account Editor—page 273 |
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