Administrators

As a CJSM administrator, you play a crucial part in making sure your organisation's account runs smoothly. There are a number of key functions to help you keep the CJSM service safe, secure and efficient.

Managing users

Your main job will be to manage users and their permissions. You can view the users you're responsible for, their details and account status.

You can:

• Add new single users
• Manage user details
• Reset user passwords

Other admin features

Assign administrators

Assign admin rights to other people in your organisation.

Video training

Create sub-organisations

Make smaller groups within your organisation that you can manage, or assign to someone else.

Video training

Multiple directory detail changes

Change details for several users at once. For example, an organisation address or telephone number.

Video training

Bulk-add users

Add up to 500 users at a time to your CJSM account. If your organisation has a mailbox account, a user name and one-time password will be generated for each new user.

Mark users as 'ex directory'

Mark a user in your organisation as ex-directory. Their details will not be available to normal users searching theCJSM directory.

Suspend your organisation

For example, if you know that your internet connection or email server is or will be unavailable for a significant period of time.

Create distribution lists

Useful if users have to communicate with the same group of people regularly. You can include any user of CJSM in the list, even if they work for another organisation.

Video training

Create group mailboxes

Make a separate mailbox account with its own email address, which can be accessed by more than one user. If your organisation has an SMTP account, you have to set up group mailboxes through web-based admin rather than through your local system.

Video training

Access users' mailboxes

Under exceptional circumstances (for example, a user is away from work for an extended period, or is suddenly removed from employment) you might be granted access to their mailbox. You will have to speak to a Secure eMail Administrator to establish that access is absolutely necessary.

Administrator training

Organisation Administrator quick reference guide

Users and organisations

• Creating single user accounts
• Managing user details
• Changing passwords
• Adding and removing administrators
• Updating organisation details
• Creating and managing sub-organisations

Directories and groups

• Exporting directory data
• Creating and managing distribution lists
• Creating and managing shared mailboxes

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