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This submenu is called up from Users.

The settings performed here are applied to all SEPPmail Secure E-Mail Gateway users listed in the Users menu.

 

Available sections:

Advanced Settings

External Authentication

 

anchor link Advanced Settings

 

Parameters

Description

anchor link Revocation

(new in 12.1)

(new in 15.0.1) By default, the setting Automatically revoke certificates of inactive users is inactive. By activating this option, certificates of inactive users are automatically revoked.

 

By default, the setting Automatically check revocation status every day is inactive. By activating this option, certificates of the SEPPmail Secure E-Mail Gateway users listed under Users are automatically subjected to a validity check once a day.

 

Clicking on the Check OCSP/CRL status now button immediately causes certificates of the Users listed in SEPPmail Secure E-Mail Gateway to be checked via OCSP (Online Certificate Status Protocol) and/or CRL (Certificate Revocation List).

anchor link 2-Factor Authentication

(new in 13.0.6)

By default, the setting Require MFA via an Authenticator app for members of below selected groups is inactive.

Activate the setting to activate the two factor authentication. The MFA setup must be initialised once and the MFA token must then be attached to the password upon login.

 

Via Select, select one or more groups. If there are several groups, membership on one group is sufficient to activate the MFA for the user.

 

 

anchor link External Authentication

(new in 15.0.6)

 

Parameter

Description

anchor link Connection Settings

anchor link CheckBoxInactiveAuthenticate users to external LDAP server (e.g. Active Directory)

Check to authenticate users against an external LDAP.

anchor link Server

Enter the server address.

anchor link Port

Enter the port.

anchor link CheckBoxActiveTLS required

Check if TSL should be required.

anchor link Bind DN

Enter the Bind DN.

anchor link Bind Password

Enter the Bind Password.

anchor link User Attributes

Enter the following LDAP attributes:

LDAP  Object Class, for example 'person'

Search Base

E-Mail Attribute (default: 'mail')

anchor link Group Attributes

Enter LDAP group attributes analog to the user attributes.

anchor link Login Test

Enter a user and password to test whether the login via LDAP works.

anchor link Mapping Settings

anchor link Remote Group

Select a remote group for the mapping.

anchor link Local Group

Select one of more local groups as mapping targets.

 

Any changes are saved via the Save button.

 

  

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