Google Message Security for Google Apps Administration Guide - Manual (Page 392)

392 Message Security for Google Apps Administration Guide
Once you log in, you will be asked to change the temporary password.
If you require additional assistance, please contact your
administrator.
Thank you!
<-isp->
The “From:”, “To:” & “Subject:” lines must be at the top of a custom notification,
since they are used as the actual message headers for the message when sent
out. If they are not included, then the custom notification messages will bounce.
The tokens available for the Password Reset notification:
<-date->
The timestamp indicating the date and time the notification was sent.
<-from->
The return address, referenced as your organization's Support Contact in the
“Support Address” field (see organization record).
<-address->
The specific user's email address.
<-isp->
The <-isp-> token is replaced by the value in the “Customer Name” field of the
organization.
<-initialPassword->
Assigns a password when an administrator resets the password, only if using
PMP authentication. (Do not use this token when using other authentication
methods such as cross-authentication).
<-loginhost->
The current login URL for accessing a user's Message Center.
Note: To send users to the standard login page, a compound string is required
within your notification message for generating the correct URL and inserting
the user's ID in the login page. The complete string would look as follows:
http://<-loginhost->/exec/login?email=<-address->
When using the above string in your notification, the user would only need to
enter a password to log in after clicking the link. However, if you are using the
“Login Widget” on your web site to provide remote, branded, access to the
Message Center for your users, you can alternatively send users to the page
directly that hosts the Widget by simply inserting the URL and disregarding
the use of tokens. For example, you might use in your notification:
http://www.jumboinc.com/messagecenter