Virtualmin

This tutorial will cover how to create an email filter from within Usermin.

Email filters allow you to sort incoming emails based on criteria such as who sent them and what the subject is.

It assumes you have logged into Usermin Webmail.

1. Click the Email Filters link, towards the bottom on the left.

2. Click Add a new email filter.

This tutorial will cover how to create an email auto-responder for your email account within Usermin.

An email auto-responder is an automated reply that will be sent to anyone sending an email to your address.

It assumes you have logged into Usermin Webmail.

1. Click the Automatic Reply link, towards the bottom on the left.

2. Click the checkbox next to Automatic Response Enabled

This tutorial covers how to change your password from within Usermin.

It assumes you have logged into Usermin Webmail.

1. Click the Change Password link, towards the bottom on the left.

2. Enter your current password in the Current password field.

3. Enter your new password in the New Password field.

4. Enter your new password a second time in the New Password again field.

In this tutorial, we will go over how to log into the Usermin Webmail interface.

1. Open your web browser, such as Firefox or Internet Explorer.

2. In the address bar at the top of your browser, browse to the following address:

   https://webmail.example.com

   Where example.com is your server's domain name.

3. Once you have entered the address above, hit enter to go to the Usermin Login screen.

4. Enter the username you were given in the Username field.

This tutorial covers Virtual Servers, Sub-Servers, and Aliases.

Virtual Server -- a Virtual Server is an account in Virtualmin, that includes a website, email, and FTP access all associated with a domain name. Virtual Servers have an administrator account called the Virtual Server Owner. The Virtual Server Owner can create additional email addresses, ftp accounts, and websites, subject to the limits set by the Reseller or Master Administrator who created the Virtual Server.

This tutorial covers the various kinds of accounts available in Virtualmin.

Master Administrator -- this is the root user of the system. The root user has rights to manage any aspect of the server.

Reseller -- this user is created by the Master Administrator. They have rights to create Virtual Servers accounts for other users. Reseller accounts are a feature only available in Virtualmin Pro.

This tutorial will offer some tips how to use the Usermin webmail system. Usermin allows users to check their email from a web browser, such as Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Safari.

First, you'll want to log into Usermin.

Using Email

• To compose a new message, you can click the Compose button at the top of the page.

• To read a message, click the senders name in the From field.

This tutorial will cover some basics on how to navigate Virtualmin.

It assumes you have first [logged into Virtualmin](/documentation/tutorial/how-to-log-in).

Virtualmin is divided into two panes, the left menu pane and the right content pane. The most common operations have menu items in the left menu.

This tutorial covers how to create an alias for an existing Virtual Server.

If you have a Virtual Server such as example.com, setting up an alias would allow you to have example.net point to the same website, and share the same email addresses.

It assumes you have first logged into Virtualmin.

1. First, choose the domain you for which you would like to add the Virtual Server Alias. You can do that by selecting the domain name from the drop-down box on the top-left.