Table of Contents

6. Working with the WebMail Module in AXIGEN

6.1. Accessing/Leaving the WebMail Interface

6.2. Navigating in Your WebMail Account

6.3. Working with Messages in WebMail

6.4. WebMail Folders

6.5. Working with the Personal Organizer in WebMail

6.5.1. Working with your Calendar

6.5.2. Working with your Journal

6.5.3. Working with your Notes

6.5.4. Working with your Tasks

6.6. Configuring Account Settings in WebMail

6.6.1. Configuring Personal Data

6.6.2. WebMail Data Settings

6.6.3. Mail Filtering in WebMail

6.6.3.1. WebMail Filters Overview

6.6.4. Setting Sharing Permissions

6.6.5. Configuring WebMail RPOP Connections

6.6.6. WebMail Account Information

6.6.7. WebMail Blacklist

6.6.8. Requesting Temporary Email Addresses

6.6.8. Requesting Temporary Email Addresses

When accessing the Temporary Email tab you can request one or more temporary email addresses (or alias) that can be used for publishing on the web, subscribing to various sites etc.



When you click the Generate button the server automatically creates a random valid alias (out of letters and numbers, in the same domain as the user) and activates it. As long as the addresses exist they are treated as account aliases, meaning mail sent to those email addresses is received in the user's Inbox.

They can be manually deleted by clicking the Recycle Bin button next to it or automatically expire after a specified period. The expiry period as well as the number of temporary email addresses you can request are set by the server administrator at domain or account level and cannot be modified by the user.

For more details see the Configuring Account Quotas and Restrictions and Configuring Quotas and Restrictions sections.