Kolab newbie, how do I add mail users to a kolab domain?

[Axel]

Hi Adi, 

do you need completely separated domains? 
If not, you can just add virtual domains to your primary domain by opening 
your domain list and click on the "+" and add as many you want.

After that you can use these virtual domain and add secondary email adresses 
to your users. 

This way every user on your system is able to use these virtual domains/
emailadresses.


The other way is to completely separate the domains from each other as 
Thimotheus described.

Regards Axel 


Am Mittwoch, 12. September 2018, 05:45:26 CEST schrieb Adi Pircalabu:
> Hi,
> 
> I've just started recently to look at Kolab as a groupware suite and I
> must admit I've just hit a massive roadblock: I can apparently create
> kolab domains as "additional domain namespaces", but can't add mailboxes
> to these domains. I'm most likely missing the obvious, so my question(s)
> might look dumb :)
> Following the instructions from
> https://docs.kolab.org/administrator-guide/configuring-the-kolab-server.html
> I went into the webadmin portal as Directory Manager and, using "Add
> Domain" link to the right of the Domains page, added a new domain named
> 0adit1.local. Select Status=active. Then I went to the "Users" page and
> selected "Account Type"="Kolab User". Filled in the mandatory fields, then
> in the "Contact Information" I'm seeing the "Primary Email Address" greyed
> out, with a preset value and I've got 2 secondary email
> addresses, all 3 using the domain part of the FQDN. Since my FQDN is
> ktest1.kolab.local, the domain part used for the email addresses is
> @kolab.local.
> Now, what type of user should I create to be able to use 0adit1.local
> for the mailboxes? Do I need to add an additional unit / group etc in
> the webadmin, then select the new unit in the "Organizational Unit"
> dropdown?
> Running kolab-16.0.1-12.2.el7.kolab_16.x86_64 installed via RPM on
> CentOS 7.
> 
> Any pointers are welcome. Thanks,