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By default, users that have been synchronized to MailStore Server from {{{1|a directory service}}} have the privilege to log on to MailStore Server as well as read access to their own user archive.<br/> | By default, users that have been synchronized to MailStore Server from {{{1|a directory service}}} have the privilege to log on to MailStore Server as well as read access to their own user archive.<br/> | ||
You can configure those default privileges before synchronization, for example, to assign the privilege ''Archive E-mail'' to all new users. To do this, click on ''Default Privileges...''<br/> | You can configure those default privileges before synchronization, for example, to assign the privilege ''Archive E-mail'' to all new users. To do this, click on ''Default Privileges...''<br/> | ||
More information on managing user privileges and their effects is available in the chapter [[Users, Folders and Settings]] which also has details on editing existing privileges. | More information on managing user privileges and their effects is available in the chapter [[Users, Folders and Settings]] which also has details on editing existing privileges. | ||
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Revision as of 08:55, 7 May 2015
Assigning Default Privileges
By default, users that have been synchronized to MailStore Server from a directory service have the privilege to log on to MailStore Server as well as read access to their own user archive.
You can configure those default privileges before synchronization, for example, to assign the privilege Archive E-mail to all new users. To do this, click on Default Privileges...
More information on managing user privileges and their effects is available in the chapter Users, Folders and Settings which also has details on editing existing privileges.
