See the Webmail help file for more information on setting up 2FA for an account.īy default new accounts are allowed to setup and use Webmail's Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) feature. This feature is designed for any client that supports Google Authenticator.
#Mdaemon webmail code#
The code is obtained at sign-in from an authenticator app installed on the user's mobile device or tablet.
#Mdaemon webmail verification#
From then on the user must enter a verification code when signing into Webmail or Remote Administration. Accounts that sign into Webmail via HTTPS can activate Two-Factor Authentication for that account on the Options » Security screen in Webmail. MDaemon supports Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) for users signing into Webmail or MDaemon's Remote Administration web-interface. When this checkbox is cleared, you will be able to access MDIM's other features, but not instant messaging.
When MDIM support is enabled for the account, click this option is you also wish to enable support for MDIM's instant messaging system. If the user is a Global or Domain Administrator (designated on the Account Editor's Administrative Roles screen) he will see a different screen after he logs in to Remote Administration.Ĭheck this box if you wish to allow the account access to Remote Administration only when connecting from a LAN IP address.Ĭlick this box if you wish to enable MDIM support for this account. If he has access to Webmail then he can also access Remote Administration from the Advanced Options menu within Webmail. He can then sign out and close the browser. All he needs to do is edit whatever settings he chooses and then click the Save changes button.
He will first be presented with a sign-in screen and then a screen that contains the settings that he has been given permission to edit. When this feature is enabled and the Remote Administration server is active, the user will be able to log in to Remote Administration by pointing a browser to the designated MDaemon domain and port assigned to Remote Administration (e.g. The user will only be able to edit those settings that you designate below. Enable this checkbox if you want the account to be able to access Webmail, which enables users to access their email, calendars, and other features using a web browser.Ĭheck this box if you wish to allow the account access to Webmail only when connecting from a LAN IP address.Ĭheck this box if you wish to grant the user permission to modify his or her account settings via Remote Administration.
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