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These two other ideas should be merged to this one and all their votes counted together:
https://axigen.uservoice.com/forums/294255-general/suggestions/37699177-storage-capacity-monitoring-management
https://axigen.uservoice.com/forums/294255-general/suggestions/16633336-email-notifications-for-a-domain-reaching-a-percen -
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yes, this would be great
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Please add at least Fulltext search in WebAdmin -> Domain & Accounts -> Manage Accounts -> Search Account:
- in the case of the form of the account name givenname.surname, it would be useful to be able to search by surname -
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Hi @Bradley Silverman,
As I wrote, I know, that I can do this in the CLI... the request is about the same feature in the WebAdmin interface.
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a) It would be great if Axigen can somehow notify the administrator that some storages are full, for example by email to the postmaster or in the WebAdmin interface in Storage Charts by using the exclamation marks and other background color.
b) It is also stupid that Storage Charts do not contain information on how much space is allocated by all of the message storage containers/files from the maximum possible allocation - currently the administrator must count manually: <Max number of message storage files> * <Max message storage file size> is greater than <Currently allocated disk space> ... :-(