[HOW-TO] set Quarantine Access for Multiple Email Addresses?

[MartinTruckenbrodt]

Hello,
at least if you are not using MS Exchange and you are using SelfAdmin Quarantine then you want to give one user quarantine access for multiple email addresses.

Note: The main personal email address should be added to the AD object of the user. Here you need not any further steps.

based on: http://supportconnect.ca.com/sc/kb/tech ... cid=418035

The public_folder name thing is related to MS Exchange. But it doesn't matter which email server is used. Just call it extra email address. Although it can be a team address or group address. You can add it to several users.

1. Create AD group objects for each of the extra email addresses addresses and add the email address to these objects. The group type doesn't matter. The gropus don't need any members. I'm always using global distribution groups for this. Simply you can say: You just need an AD group object for every email address you want to use for SelfAdmin Quarantine.

2. You have to add the new attibute to the AD Schema like descripted under Step1, Step2 and Step 3 from the upper link.
An alternative way: Open Active Schema Console - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc755885(WS.10).aspx http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc784557(WS.10).aspx
got to Attribute and add the Attribute manually
go to Class -> user - At the properties for the user class you can add the attribute

3. You have to add a QmailAcceesFor value to the user who have to get the quarantantine access.
You use tools like LDAP Administrator http://www.ldapadministrator.com/ or ADModify http://admodify.codeplex.com/. In my experience LDAP Administrator is much easier to use.
Get the distinguishedName value for the extra AD object.
Add a new attribute value for QmailAccessFor ot the user object of the user who have to mange the email quarantine for the extra email address of the extra AD object.

4. To log in to the Quarantine Management you have to use the following syntax:
user name: <Netbios Domainname>\<user_name>:<extra email address>
password: <user_password>

Bye Martin