Comodo KoruMail

• KoruMail Secure Email Gateway - Quick Start Guide
  • Step 1 - Install The System
  • Step 2 - Access The System
  • Step 3 – Configure Network Settings
  • Step 4 - Add Administrative Users
  • Step 5 - Add Domains
  • Step 6 - Add End Users
  • Step 7 - Configure SMTP Settings
  • Step 8 – Configure KoruMail Security Components
  • Step 9 – Configure Quarantine & Archive Mail Settings
  • Step 10 – System Configuration
• About Comodo Security Solutions

Step 4 - Add Administrative Users

• Korumail lets you add admin users with different privilege levels.

• First create a user group and assign privileges to the group. Next, add admin users and assign them to the group.

• Admins added to a group will be assigned the privileges of that group.

To add a new group

• Click the 'User Management' tab in the left-menu and click 'Groups'

• Click the 'Add group' link

 

The group configuration screen will open.

• Group Name: Create the name for the group

• Group Description: Enter an appropriate description for the group

• Group Privileges: Select the permissions you want to assign to the group. All users you draft into this group will inherit the group's permissions.

• Select a privilege then click the 'Add' button . You can add as many or few privileges as required.

By default, each privilege has 'Read' rights only, so the feature can be viewed but not configured by group members.

• Select the 'Write' option to make a privilege configurable for group members.

• Click the 'All' links underneath 'Write' or 'Read' to apply the setting to every privilege.

• To delete a privilege, click the delete icon  beside it.

• Click the 'Save' button to add the new group.

 

You can now assign admin users to the group.

To add an administrative user

• Click 'User Management' > 'Users' on the left-menu

• Click the 'Administrative Users' tab:

• Click the 'Add User' link

 

The new user configuration screen will open:

• Username: The name the admin will use to login to the console

• Authentication Type: Two options are available - Local DB and LDAP AD

• Local DB - Authentication of the user will be done using the local database

• LDAP AD - Authentication of the user will be done using LDAP

• Password:The password the admin will use to access the console. Confirm it in the next field

• Name:The real first name of the admin

• Surname:The surname of the admin

• E-mail: Address which KoruMail will use to send notifications to the admin

• Group: Select the group to which the admin user should be added. The admin will inherit the access permissions of the group

• Click 'Save' to add the new admin user.