Can I Set Up Email And Others Set Their Password

[wesme]

With my TCH account I have unlimited email addresses. I want to take advantage of that and let others have email. I want to set up the accounts but can others change their own password without getting into my main cpanel? I think they will be using squirrel mail. I don't want or need to know their passwords, but I don't want them in my cpanel.

 

Also does the amount of mail in anyone's account effect me the host in any way? I see the default is 10mb of stored mail. What if I had 30 people with 20mb of stored mail. Is that ok?

Thanks,

Larry

[leezard]

you can set the amount of space each person has but keep in mind, if those 30 people with 20megs each all leave their mail on the server it does cut into your available space. 30 people X 20 MB = 600 MB of space.

[TCH-Andy]

For them to set their own passwords they can login to ******/webmail. There is then an option for them to set their password.

 

Andy

[wesme]

I've set up several new email addresses. But when I go to: ******/webmail using the new info it says I'm already logged in as my original email address. It does not let me log in under th enew email i created.

[leezard]

hmm, your right..there isnt a "log off" button or link

[TCH-Sales]

That's because you have your browser set to remember your passwords. Go into your browser settings and un-check that and the login box should pop up everytime after.

[leezard]

thats true, also if you set up a user with an account and a default password, the first time they go to ******/webmail they will get the pop up, enter the username and default password you gave them, then they can change it

[TCH-JimE]

Also remember that email is deducted from your overall bandwidth each month too!

 

Jim