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In order to route requests properly, the WebUser creates a unique session identifier (session ID)įor each virtual session created and makes user browsers to include the session ID into every request

Using a browser, the WebUser module routes browser requests to one of the already opened virtual sessions. It is not linked to any particular network connection. Keeping the information about the user, open mailboxes, and other session-related data, but The virtual session is an internal server data structure To provide the session-type functionality, the WebUser module implements a so-calledĪpplication server: when a user is authenticated via the 'login page', a Sends one or several page requests, receives the requested data, and closes the connection. The HTTP protocol is not session-oriented: a Web browser establishes a connection, The data (mailboxes, settings, etc.) in the user account, and then closes the connection. If a userĬlicks that link, the Domain Certificate can be installed as a trusted Certificate in the userĪccount Access and WebUser Sessions IMAP and POP are session-oriented protocols: a client mailer establishes aĬonnection with a server, provides the data needed to authenticate the user, processes If the Domain has a custom Security Certificate, a Ceftificate link is displayed. If the Domain has the Auto-Signup option enabled, a link to the Auto Sign-up page

If a domain has some mailing lists, its Login page contain a link to the Mailing List archive pages.

The name is entered in the username field, the account username will be opened in theĬ domain (if the correct password is provided). If the Login page of the main Server domain is displayed ( ) and Users can open any account in any domain from any Login page, if they specify the complete account name: If no secondary domain is found, the main domain Login page is To which the specified address is dedicated. If a URL specifies an IP address instead of a domain name, the WebUser module tries to find a secondary domain Route this domain to one of the existing CommuniGate Pro domains. You should either create a secondary domain with that name, or To any of the secondary domains on your server. That points to your server (otherwise the server will not get this request), but that name is not routed

This usually indicates an error in your Server setup: the specified domain name has a DNS A-record If the URL specifies a domain that is not among the main and secondary server domains, an error page The URL will be processed as the URL and will display the Login page, too. When the WebUser module retrieves the domain name from a URL, it runs it through the Router domain-level records. Will display the Login page, even if the has no dedicated IP address. Login page in a user browser, and the URL If the CommuniGate Pro server has a secondary domainĬ, then the URL will display the The WebUser module checks for the domain name specified in the URL and presents the Login His or her name and password and start a WebUser Session. The HTTP module settings), the Login page is displayed. WebUser Interface to Multiple Domains When a user points a browser to the CommuniGate Pro server (to the WebUser port specified in The WebMail section for more detailed user-level information. This sections describes the WebUser Interface from the administrator point of view. Interface can be used to specify Subscriptions and Access Control Lists for account mailboxes - theįeatures many IMAP clients do not support yet. Used to access the features unavailable in some mailers.

The WebUser component works via the HTTP module andĪllows users to read and compose messages and to perform account and mailbox managementĮven if a user prefers a regular POP or IMAP mail client, the WebUser interface can be The CommuniGate Pro server provides Web (HTTP/HTML) access to userĪccounts.

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