User accounts can become suspended in two ways:
- An administrator can disable an account by selecting the Account
access disabled option for the user account in IMail administrator.
- An
account will also be suspended if the user fails to login with
the correct ID or password. (The length of time that a user is
suspended is dependant on the User Login Suspend settings in IMail
Administrator). If a user account is suspended due to unsuccessful
login attempts, they will receive a message on the login page that
says "Suspended
User Account. User account is suspended".
View Suspended Accounts
From Web Messaging, an administrator can
view all accounts that have been suspended or disabled by selecting
User Administration from the Administrative Options menu, and then
clicking on the Suspended Accounts link.
The top of the page displays the domain name, the number of suspended
accounts and the number of disabled accounts. The rest of the page
displays the following information:
- User ID. The full User ID for the account. This is usually the
e-mail address for the account.
- User Name. The User Name for the account.
- Disabled Date. The date
and time that the account was suspended. This information only
appears if the account was suspended due to login failure.
- Last Login Date. The last date and time that the user successfully logged in to
Web Messaging.
Note: Disabled accounts are distinguishable from
suspended accounts because a red dot Disabled Account Icon will be
displayed to the left of the User ID.
Enabling An Account
Once an account has been suspended, it can only be reactivated by
an administrator.
To enable an account,
- Select the check
box located to the left of the User ID, then click the Enable button.
This will enable both disabled and suspended accounts. If you want
to enable all of the accounts that are displayed on this page, click
on the selection box located next to the word User ID. Selecting
this box will automatically select all of the accounts displayed
on the page. Finally, click the Enable button.
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