Avira Managed Email Security (AMES)
Avira Managed Email Security (AMES)
Avira Managed Email Security (AMES)
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3.3 Adding new users to a domain<br />
Setting your <strong>AMES</strong> domains and users<br />
When <strong>AMES</strong> is configured for your domain, the users you provide have to operate properly.<br />
If an email is sent to the email address test@demo.domain, the user test has to exist, or<br />
the email will bounce back to the sender.<br />
The catch-all user<br />
By default, <strong>AMES</strong> has one catch-all user. A catch-all user is convenient because it<br />
receives emails for all users on your domain.<br />
Note<br />
<strong>Avira</strong> discourages the use of a "catch-all" setting. The best approach is to create<br />
a separate user account in <strong>AMES</strong> for every user you have. The LDAP feature<br />
can reduce the time spent on this task. Please contact your <strong>Avira</strong> partner for<br />
more information.<br />
3.3.1 Adding a new user<br />
1. To add a new user manually, go to the Domain overview and click the Users tab.<br />
2. Click Add user to open the Add user to domain dialog:<br />
Each User name is considered to be the primary email address of that user; any other<br />
email address of that specific user is considered an alias.<br />
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