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@@ -8,5 +8,7 @@ with one ore more email [[addresses]] attached. Email accounts are accessed either via webmail or using a real email program. -Additional email addresses are tied to "roles". +Additional email addresses can be created, +either directly tied to a user account, +ot tied to a "role" which redirects to one or more local user accounts or external addresses. @@ -1,10 +1,12 @@ # Setting up your personal email account -As a user at Example orga you have been given a single [[account]]. -Tied to this account is an email address (or possibly more than one). +> All your emails at Example orga is accessed from your user account at **mail.example.org** -All incoming emails are delivered to the inbox of your personal account (ie. -same location no matter if you have more addresses attached). +As a user at Example orga, +you can use your [[account]] to send and receive emails. + +All emails you receive will end in your account at **mail.example.org**. +You can access them using either a web browser or a dedicated email application. ## Special strings @@ -14,6 +16,22 @@ used e.g. when generating a documentation website: organisation: Example orga webmailhost: mail.example.org +domain: example.org + +contact_sysadmins: contact sysadmins + + +## Addresses + +Your account name is used as your default email address - +i.e. if your account is **janedoe** +then you have the email address **janedoe@example.org**. + +You can have additional addresses. +Please contact sysadmins if you need that. + +All emails sent to you will be received at your personal account, +no matter which of your email addresses was used. ## Webmail setup |