Webmail Branding and Custom Images

Webmail Branding and Custom Images

Custom Webmail images can be uploaded via MDaemon Remote Administration.

The user account you login to MDaemon Remote Administration as needs to be a global administrator to make this change.

Once logged into MDaemon Remote Administration select Main -> Webmail Settings -> Branding:


You can now upload your custom images.

These images will appear on the initial Webmail login page and at the top of the navigation sidebar once a user has logged in.

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