Outlook Email Setup
If you want to access your email directly from your domain rather
than redirecting the mail to an existing email account, we recommend
using an email program like Outlook as your
email client. It is normally included when you install
Microsoft Office. This is an email program that runs under Windows
and Macintosh OS. See your program documentation for
instructions on how to set those up.
Outlook connects to the mail server over the Winsock or Macintosh
TCP/IP. Mail may be composed and read offline, but make sure that
you are online before attempting to send or receive email.
Please Note: Although your account exists on our server, you
won't be able to receive email at yourname@yourdomain.com until your
domain is transferred.
1. In the Menu bar, select
"tools" and then "accounts" (98/00). Or, "e-mail accounts" (Win XP)
2. Select add a new E-mail account
3. Select POP3 and click next
4. Fill in all information. Enter your
name, your e-mail address, your username and password. Both the
Incoming and outgoing mail server will be your yourdomain.com
5. On some of out servers, you'll need to click on "more settings"
and click on the box that says "outgoing mail server requires
authentication."
6. You can then select "test account settings". Microsoft
Outlook will then test the configuration for your POP e-mail
account.
7. You are now all set to send and receive e-mail and add more
accounts if needed
Note: Your default email address is yourdomain@yourdomain.com This
is where all of your email will be sent to, unless other
configurations take priority (such as autoresponders and redirects). |
