I am trying to restrict a small group of users from accessing there e-mail via http/iNotes. I don’t want to change the HTTPPassword field, because there are other applications they will need to get to. There are two mail servers and on application server. Any ideas??
Subject: change the acl
In the user’s mail file change the max. internet access to No Access.
Howard
Subject: and the calendar entires.
Thanks Howard!! This kind of does the job, yet I still can see the calendar entries. Is there a way to eliminate those?
Subject: The calendar entries probably have public access to them
I assume you set the max. internet access to no access. The calendar entries probably have public access set on.
If you can move this group of users to another directory you could setup a url redirect to redirect to a blank web page or one that says “No access”. You could redirect url requests to this directory via /noinetmail/ to /test.nsf/Noaccess?OpenPage where NoAccess is a page in the test.nsf database and noinetmail is the directory name.
Another option is to move those users to a Domino server with the http task turned off.
Howard
Subject: Thanks
Thanks for your help Howard, much appreciated.