Account-level domains

Account-level domains can be added in order to allow users to self-register to any policy in your account. The actual policy they are assigned to is determined by the IP address from which they register (see Proxied connections).

Account-level domains must have a default policy for remote users. Users registering with email addresses belonging to the domain, and connecting from unknown IP addresses, will be added to this default policy. If there is no default policy, then remote users cannot register and receive a error message when they try to do so.

Note: If all users within your account are on a single email domain and you have multiple policies, you must configure an account-level domain assigned to all policies.

Click Web > Settings > Domains to see the end-user registration domains, and the policy each domain is associated with. If they are account-level domains, the words “By connection” are shown instead of a policy name.