List of inactive domains that are pending verification

• Domain: The name of the specific domain entry
• Verify Users: The method used to verify users (e.g. via SMTP or via User List/LDAP)
• Verification Status: The domain entry is not verified; click the link to open the verification process

Displays a list of domains that belong to the current customer account.

• Domain: The name of the specific domain entry.
• MX: The current status of the MX record.
  • OK: This internal domain is verified to have a secure internal IP address.
  • Custom MX: This external domain is verified to have a secure internal IP address.
  • External IP: This domain has an unverified external IP address.
  • No MX: A domain without an MX record.
• Site: The website associated with the given domain.
• Verify Users: Determines which protocol will be used to verify the mailboxes associated with this domain.
• Firewall Status: The state of the firewall of the specific domain.
• Queue Emails: Number of emails currently waiting in the queue.
• Total Users: The total number of mailboxes beneath a specific domain entry.
• Additional Options: Alert, Settings, Delete/Purge, Restore (see details below)

Buttons that allow access to extended functionality.

• Alert (Red triangle exclamation): Opens the Domain Errors panel, which displays any errors associated with the domain.
• Settings (blue): Displays the Domain Settings panel, which controls mail settings. (See details for Domain Settings below)
• Trashcan: Deletes/Purges the domain entry.
• Undo Arrow: Restores a deleted domain as long as it has not yet been purged.

These settings can be edited by clicking the blue Settings icon under Additional Options, which displays detailed information for a specific domain.

• Domain: The name of the given domain entry
• Site: Allows selection of the specific host that will route the mail.
• Routing: Determine whether to deliver to or redirect to
• Verify Users: Choose whether to verify users via User List/LDAP or SMTP
• Primary Domain: Checking this box forces this domain entry to be considered the primary domain.
• Alias Domain: Checking the Alias Domain box will set this domain as an alias of a selected parent domain. Any mailbox within the alias domain that shares a name with a mailbox in the parent domain will be treated as a secondary address of that mailbox.
• Parent Domain: Mailboxes within the parent domain will see all email in continuity addressed to this parent domain and any alias domains with the same local part.

For example, having a primary domain of one.com and an alias domain of two.com, john.smith@one.com will see all email to both john.smith@one.com and john.smith@two.com in his continuity view and spam reports.