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Note: remember that browser (HTTP) connections are not the same as WebUser sessions. Limit Use this setting to specify the maximum number of concurrent WebUser Interface sessions. Will send the user's Certificate if a secure (SSL/TLS) connection is used. The Server will requireĪn HTTP-level Authentication, and the browser will either present the Authentication dialog box, or it

The page is accessed via secure (SSL/TLS) connection (via the URL).Īlternatively, users can retrieve the /login/ URL on your Server. This is a 'clear text' login method, and it is secure only when Usually, users start WebUser sessions by entering their Account names and passwords into the The user should check the browser options before enabling the Use Cookies option. Note: Some browsers do not support 'cookies' or can be configured not to support them. Session data only when the valid 'cookie' string is sent. The Server when it tries to access any of the session pages. The browser then always sends that string back to To the user browser when a session is initiated. When the Use Cookies option is enabled, the Server generates some random 'cookie' string and sends it To avoid 'hijacking' of WebUser sessions, the WebUser module can use HTTP 'cookies'. Should have the address-controlling option disabled.Īlternatively, enter the provider proxy IP addresses as a range intoĪll network IP addresses that belong to the same range in that list are treated as 'same'. Providers access the Internet via the provider's proxy servers, so their accounts In this case, the user should disable the address-controlling option on the May come to the Server from different IP addresses (if the proxy server uses several networkĪddresses). Note: Sometimes, when a user connects via a proxy server, the user requests To avoid 'hijacking' of WebUser sessions, the WebUser module remembers the network (IP)Īddress from which the login request was received, and routes to the session only the requests In order to route requests properly, the WebUser module creates a unique session identifier (session ID)įor each virtual session created and makes user browsers include the session ID into every request Using a browser, the WebUser module routes browser requests to one of the already opened virtual sessions. It is not linked to any particular network connection. Keeping the information about the user, open mailboxes, and other session-related data, but The virtual session is an internal server data structure To provide the session-type functionality, the WebUser module implements a so-calledĪpplication server: when a user is authenticated via the 'login page', a Sends one or several page requests, receives the requested data, and closes the connection. The HTTP protocol is not a session-oriented one: a Web browser establishes a connection, The data (mailboxes, settings, etc.) in the user account, and then closes the connection. Some protocols (such as IMAP and POP) are session-oriented protocols: a client applicationĮstablishes a connection with a server, provides the data needed to authenticate the user, processes If a userĬlicks that link, the Domain Certificate can be installed as a trusted Certificate in the userīrowser. If the Domain has a custom Security Certificate, a Certificate link is displayed. If the Domain has the Auto-Signup option enabled, a link to the Auto Sign-up page

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If a Domain has some mailing lists, its Login page contain a link to the Mailing List archive pages.

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The name is entered in the username field, the Account username will be opened in theĬ Domain (if the correct password is provided).

If the Login page of the Main Domain is displayed ( ) and Users can open any Account in any Domain from any Login page, if they specify the complete Account name: If no Domain is found, the Main Domain Login page is displayed. To which the specified address is dedicated. If a URL specifies an IP address instead of a domain name, the WebUser module tries to find a CommuniGate Pro Domain Route this domain name to one of the existing CommuniGate Pro Domain. You should either create a secondary Domain with that name, or That points to your Server (otherwise the Server would not get this request), but that name is not routed This usually indicates an error in your Server setup: the specified domain name has a DNS A-record If the URL specifies a domain name that is not routed to any CommuniGate Pro Domains, an error page And it will retrieve the Login page, too.

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