Virtual Users With Postfix, Dovecot, MySQL, RoundCube, iRedAdmin On Debian 6.0 (Squeeze) - Page 2

6 Test The Mail System

6.1 Webmail RoundCube

By default, iRedMail only enables two RoundCube plugins: "password" and "managesieve", so that you can change passwords, create filters, and set up vacation.

Log into the RoundCube, use the first user [email protected]:

The account has received two emails, read them carefully. The iRedMail tips include all the passwords and settings of your mail server, keep it secret.
Note: because [email protected] is a root alias, it receives system emails.

Setting up a vacation autoresponder:

6.2 iRedAdmin

iRedAdmin Open Source Edition is a web-based iRedMail admin panel, it allows you to add, remove and edit domains, users and domain admin accounts. If you need more features, please consider purchasing the Pro edition iRedAdmin-Pro.

You can also manage all the features of iRedAdmin-Pro with phpMyAdmin.

Log into iRedAdmin: [email protected]

Dashboard:

Mail Domains:

Mail Admin:

The log:

Create new mail user:

Create new domain:

Create global admin:

Select language:

6.3 Awstats

Log into Awstats: [email protected]

Check the statistics:

7 Important Things You Should Know After Installation

• Read file 'iRedMail-x.y.z/iRedMail.tips' first, iRedmail.tips example it contains:
  • User password and related sensitive information.
  • Location of mail server related software configuration files and other important information.
• Set Up DNS record for SPF
• Set Up DNS record for DKIM
• Enable signing disclaimer on outgoing mails

8 Access Webmail And Other Web-Based Programs

After the installation is complete, you can access web-based programs if you've chosen to install them:

Note: Replace your_server with your server hostname or IP address.

iRedAdmin, phpMyAdmin and Awstats use https access by default.