Manage groups

Introduction

Use groups to grant outbound policies and mail routing rules to a group of users.

Secure Mail will be installed with the default internal, external, everyone and no_one groups. everyone and no_one groups are immutable.

internal and external groups are set/changed via the Maildomains settings, which are set during the installation but can be updated later. For example, if the provided mail domain is example.fi, internal group members will be *@example.fi, and external group members will be !*example.fi.

To manage groups, go to Settings > SalaX Secure Mail > Groups.

Create a group

1. Enter the name for the new user group into the New group's name field.

2. Select Match any or Match all:

   These options are needed for the other configurations using groups to determine if a given email address belongs to that group.

   • If you select Match any, the given email belongs to the group if it matches against the wildcard patterns of any group member.
   • If you select Match all, the given email belongs to the group if it matches against the wildcard patterns of all group members.

3. Click on the + icon to add your group to the group list.

4. Finish by clicking on SAVE CHANGES.

Edit a group

1. To edit a group, click on the pencil icon next to the group.

2. You can edit the name of the group and the match any/match all configuration. To save the changes, click on Save changes.

3. Apply the changes by clicking on SAVE CHANGES at the bottom of the configuration page.

Delete a group

1. To delete a group, click on the trash can icon next to the group that you want to delete.

2. Finish by clicking on SAVE CHANGES.

Add members to a group

1. To add members to a group, click on the group to which you want to add members.

2. Enter members to the text field on the right. A member can be either a single email address or a wildcard pattern. The basic pattern that all group members must adhere to is user@domain.

   For the instructions on how to use wildcard patterns, refer to the instructions below or click on the Usage guide on the Groups page.

3. After you added all members, finish by clicking on SAVE CHANGES.

Use of wildcard patterns

Below is an example of how wildcard patterns are used.

The @ sign

• The @ sign is mandatory.
• Only one @ sign is allowed.
• The pattern and the input email break at the first @ sign found.

The * sign

• The * sign is equivalent to any character.
• The * sign can be placed anywhere before and/or after the @ sign.

The ! sign

• The ! sign is interpreted as a negation of the match. It is allowed only as the first character of the pattern (the 0th index).

• If there is a negation sign at the first place and the match is true, the result is false. If there is a negation sign at the first place and the match is false, the result is true.

Reset all group configurations

1. To reset all group configurations, click on Reset configs at the top right corner of the page.

2. Finish by clicking on SAVE CHANGES.

   After the reset, the default internal, external, everyone and no_one groups will stay.