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AAISP provide 2 webmail clients: |
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==RoundCube== |
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With webmail you can access your email from anywhere with a web browser, all you'll need is your email address (username) and password. |
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*SquirrelMail |
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Roundcube is a more 'modern' client, where as SquirrelMail is simpler and more lightweight. |
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You can use either of them. |
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==Difference Between Webmail and a Desktop Client== |
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By using webmail, you are connecting to your email by using IMAP - this means that your email stays on the server, and can then be seen by your usual email program. |
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If your usual email program uses POP3 then that usually means that your email program downloads email from our servers and they are then removed from the server - in this case the only email that you'll see on webmail would be emails that haven't yet been seen by your email program. |
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For example, if your domain is testing.me.uk, then the URL would be https://mail.testing.me.uk |
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==Login page:== |
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We would suggest that you use IMAP on all your email programs, this way all your folders and emails will be seen by all your email programs and webmail. |
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You can use either, simply use your email address and password to login. |
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==Roundcube== |
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In 'Desktop; view, the Roundcube interface looks like this: |
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From January 2017, If you are using a tablet or smartphone device then it will show a 'mobile view'. This is a simpler layout that is easier to use on a smaller screen. You can switch back to the Desktop view in via the menu on the right. |
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:[[File:Roundcube-mobile.png|none|200px|thumb|Simpler Mobile VIew]] |
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There are some nice features of Roundcube that may not be apparent straight away, such as: |
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*Ability to drag emails in to folders |
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*Right-click menu |
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*Keyboard short-cuts (see the keyboard icon in the centre for details) |
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*Ability to add multiple identities (under the settings) |
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*The address book has a 'Global Addresses' Group - this is a domain-wide address book that anyone in your domain can add/edit. |
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*(2017) Uses a mobile-friendly 'skin' for mobile devices. |
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===Further Help=== |
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There is further help on the [http://docs.roundcube.net/doc/help/1.1/en_US/ Roundcube Documentation Site]. |
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===Security Features=== |
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[[File:Dovecot-error.png|thumb|Failed to Send message]] |
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To limit spam/abuse, there are a few limitations: |
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*A limit on the number of recipients per email (100) |
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*A limit on the number of times you can send the same message per login session (10) - a 'Failed to send message.' message will appear if this happens |
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*A limit on sending message (20 seconds between sending) |
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[[Category:Email Features]] |
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[[Category:Email]] |
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