754 Part V . SUSE Linux in the (Http web server)
754 Part V . SUSE Linux in the Enterprise Table 30-1 (continued) Section Description Network Services Configuration of miscellaneous network services and the creation of virtual domains. Tools LDAP browser, configuration file editing; send a mail to all users. Monitor Check the status of the mail queue, system load, services, and so on. Resources Manage groupware resources. Language System language. Log Out Self-explanatory. Tip Wherever you are in SLOX, you can always click the question mark to get help about the specific part of SLOX you are configuring at that time. The context-sensitive help icon (the question mark) is usually located at the top-right of the section you are working on, or next to the field about which you may want to find out more information. Managing Users The most important components of a mail system are the users and their accounts. Without these, there is no point in running a mail system. In this example, we create a new user called justin who will also receive mail for the virtual domain wiley.com. There are a few procedures that you need to go through that may not be obvious if you have never used SLOX before to create the virtual domain. We detail this in the rest of the section. Creating the User To create a user, click the User section and then the New subsection. You are presented with a form to fill in to create a new user (see Figure 30-15). We have added the user justin, with his full name, password, and alias information. Everything else in the entry is the default based on the questions asked during installation. Aliases An email alias enables justin to receive mail using a different email address from the default. Some organizations use the default First.Lastname@domain.tld; with this in mind, SUSE can create this alias by default for you (if you want). However, we have created another alias for the user justin, called jdavies, because this structure is also quite common.
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