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Configuring email accounts under your domain name
Open your web browser (Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator) and go to http://mail.csolutions.net.
Once you have opened that web page, you will see an IMail Server Web Messaging screen asking for a
username and password.
Login with your username: admin@yourdomain and password which we will give you at the time we
create your account. You should then see a Greetings admin! message.
Click on the word continue on the left hand side of the screen and you will be directed to a
mailbox summary page. From this page, you have several options including reading your e-mail,
writing e-mail, changing your e-mail password, etc.. All of the options on the left hand side
of the page and under the Personal category pertain to the admin account only. All of the of
options under the Administration category are used to create, modify, delete, etc. e-mail accounts
under your domain.
To create or edit an e-mail account, click on the User Administration link. You will then have
the option of adding, deleting, displaying, modifying, or changing the password on your e-mail
accounts.
You may want to create an alias account instead of an actual e-mail account. An alias is used when
you want any e-mail sent to a specific address forwarded to another address: For example, on your
website you may have customers send e-mail to sales@yourdomain which actually is received by
tom@yourdomain. Instead of having to setup an account for sales and configuring your e-mail software
to receive mail from multiple accounts, you could create a sales@yourdomain alias which automatically
forwards all e-mail to tom@yourdomain.
To create an alias account, click on the Alias Administration link. Click on the ADD link. You will
then be able to specify the Alias ID and forwarding Destination. The Alias ID in our example above
would be sales and the Destination would be tom@yourdomain.
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