admin-sso-login-option {normal | sso-only}

Select which authentication methods to show on the GUI login page for administrators:

• normal: Show both the username and password fields, and a single sign-on (SSO) link.

• sso-only: Show only the SSO link.

  Caution: If you select this option, then the account named admin will not be able to log into the GUI; they must use SSH or local console access instead. Therefore this option can only be changed by administrators with the super_admin_prof permissions profile.

To authenticate each administrator, FortiMail uses the remote servers (if any) selected in auth-strategy {cloud | ldap | local | pki | radius | sso}.

comment "<comment_str>"

Enter a description or comment.

customized-login-status {enable | disable}

Enable to edit a graphic that will appear at the top of all webmail pages. The image’s dimensions must be 314 pixels wide by 36 pixels tall.

fallback-charset {Big5 | ... | Windows-1256}

Enter the fallback character set for email that are not RFC 2047 compliant . To display the full list of options, enter:

set fallback-charset ?

login-page-language <language_name>

Enter the default language for the display of the login page of the GUI.

To view a list of languages, enter a question mark ( ? ).

Note: The setting only affects the login page, not the entire GUI.

login-page-theme {Blue | Dark | Green | Light-Blue | Neutrino | Red}

Select the display color theme of the login page.

product <product‑name_str>

Enter the text that will precede ‘Administrator Login’ on the login page.

webmail-help-status {enable | disable)

Enable to display the help button (?) in webmail.

webmail-help-url "<webmail-help_url>"

If you want to provide your own custom help to webmail users, enter its URL. Otherwise the default webmail help is provided by Fortinet.

webmail-lang <language_name>

Enter the name of a language in English, such as 'French', that will be used when an email user initially logs in to FortiMail webmail.

The email user may switch the display language in their preferences; this affects only the initial state of the display.

Available language names vary by whether or not you have installed additional language resource files.

webmail-login "<login-page-title_str>"

Enter a word or phrase that will appears at the top of the webmail login page. Surround the value with quotes if it contains a space or special character.

webmail-login-hint "<hint_str>"

Enter a hint for the user name. This hint will appear when you hover the mouse cursor over the login name field.

webmail-sort-option {order-received | time-received}

Select how webmail will sort email:

• order-received: Sorted by the order in which emails are delivered to the mailbox folder.

• time-received: Sorted by the time that emails are received by the mail server.

webmail-sso-login-option {normal | sso-only}

Select which authentication methods to show on the GUI login page for webmail users:

• normal: Show both the username and password fields, and a single sign-on (SSO) link.

• sso-only: Show only the SSO link.

webmail-theme {Blue | Dark | Green | Light-Blue | Neutrino | Red}

Select a default color theme for the webmail and quarantine GUI after users log in. Alternatively, you can set this default for each domain (webmail-theme {Blue | Dark | Green | Light-Blue | Neutrino | Red | Use-system-setting}).

If webmail-theme-status {enable | disable} is enable, then after they log in, each user may choose a different theme.