How to enable password expiration automatically in quickpost

  1. Login the QuickPost account using the Domain/Primary Administrator account 



  2. After login click on more option and then click on Domain Settings.



  3. Then on the left side, you can able to see the Password Requirements option.



  4. Here, enable the Expiration and set the password expiration month accordingly. 

 

    • Password Expiration (Months) - The number of months that a password is valid. After the specified time, a user's outgoing SMTP will be disabled and a password change will be forced upon Web interface login. Move the slider to the right to enable this setting.
                 Note: If a user's 'Disable password changes' setting is enabled, their password will not expire.
    • User Notification Timing (Days separated by commas) - The interval(s) used to notify users of when their password will expire or when their auto-block grace period will end and, subsequently, their outgoing SMTP will be disabled. The default values are 28, 14, 7, 3, 2, 1 days. This means SmarterMail will send out warning messages to the user to change their password 28 days, 14 days, 7 days, 3 days, 2 days and 1 day before their password officially expires or the grace period ends if their password violates the requirements.
                  Note: SmarterMail will send one, single notification for all missed intervals. For example, imagine "Auto-block Grace Period" is set for 30 days and the "User Notification Timing" is set at 60, 45, 25, 10, 2, 1.           When a user is in violation, SmarterMail will send a single notification for the 60- and 45-day intervals, then continue as normal at the 25-day interval.
    • Disable outbound mail after grace period ends - Select this option to disable outgoing SMTP after the auto-block grace period ends when a user's password does not meet the password requirements.
    • Auto-block Grace Period (Days) - Available when the "Disable outbound mail..." setting is enabled. This is the number of days a user can wait to update their password before outgoing SMTP is disabled due to password policy violation.
                  Note: This setting only applies if the "Disable outgoing SMTP when auto-block grace period ends" setting is enabled.


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