Creating the Domain
You shall follow the following rules when searching for the domain-name matched the
username:
1. Support to use the single character, such as “.”, “\”, “@” to tell the username and the
domain-name apart.
2. The single “@” character is followed by the character string “domain-name”. With multiple
“@” characters in the username, use the character string following the last “@” characeter as
the domain-name. For example, if the username is a@b@c@d, use the a@b@c as the
username and use the d as the domain-name.
3. The single “\” character follows the character string “domain-name”. With multiple “\”
characters in the username, use the character string followed by the first “\” characeter as the
domain-name. For example, if the username is a\b\c\d, use the b\c\d as the username and use
the a as the domain-name.
4. The single “.” character is followed by the character string “domain-name”. With multiple “.”
characters in the username, according to the pre-settings, use the character string following
the last “.” characeter as the domain-name. For example, if the username is a.b.c.d, use the
a.b.c as the username and use the d as the domain-name.
5. If all characters of “.”, “\” and “@” exist in the username, when matching the domain-name,
use the rules in sequence of the “@”, “\” and “.” characters.
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