|
Email - Accessing your email via POP3
Accessing your POP3 mailbox couldn't be simpler. First read the previous
page and understand that an email address and mailbox is not one and
the same on our systems. Then all you need to do is point Outlook or
Outlook Express (or any other email program you choose to use) at the
following address:-
mail.<your-domain> e.g.
mail.joebloggs.com
You will need to use your MyServer username and password to gain
access, this will be in the form 'jblgslmartin'.
Here are instructions to use on most of the currently popular Microsoft
email programs. Please modify for use with other email programs.
| Instructions
for setting up Outlook Express |
Instructions
for setting up Outlook 2000 |
Instructions
for setting up Outlook 2003 |
Select from
the menu Tools > Accounts
then Add > Mail
Enter how you would like your name to look to others,
eg Commander James Bond
Now enter your actual email address,
eg James.Bond@MI5.gov.uk
Next select "POP3" and your mail servers,
incoming:-
mail.<your-domain>
outgoing:-
mail.<your-domain>
Next enter your MyServer username and password
tick remember password
Click "Finish"
Now click on the account you have just set up and
Select "Properties" select the "Server" tab
Please ensure that the tick box:-
"My server requires
authentication" is ticked
and in "Settings" for this, use same settings as my
incoming mail server is ticked.
(Optional) If you intend using webmail, you will need
some of your email to remain on our servers for a
short period of time. Therefore, in this case, we
recommend using from the "Advanced" tab:-
"Leave a copy of messages on the
server"
and "Remove after xxx days", you
may select
how many days email is to remain before being
downloaded and deleted by Outlook. |
Select from
the menu Tools > Accounts
then Add > Mail
Enter how you would like your name to look to others,
eg Commander James Bond
Now enter your actual email address,
eg James.Bond@MI5.gov.uk
Next select "POP3" and your mail servers,
incoming:-
mail.<your-domain>
outgoing:-
mail.<your-domain>
Next enter your MyServer username and password
tick remember password
Next choose your normal mode of communication,
eg select LAN (normal
mode of operation)
Click "Finish"
Now click on the account you have just set up and
Select "Properties" select the "Server" tab
Please ensure that the tick box:-
"My server requires
authentication" is ticked
and in "Settings" for this, use same settings as my
incoming mail server is ticked.
(Optional) If you intend using webmail, you will need
some of your email to remain on our servers for a
short period of time. Therefore, in this case, we
recommend using from the "Advanced" tab:-
"Leave a copy of messages on the
server"
and "Remove after xxx days", you
may select
how many days email is to remain before being
downloaded and deleted by Outlook. |
Please also read the MyServer Users Guide section on sending
email and SMTP Settings and on Anti-Spam
measures and in particular the section on 'Hard Filtering' for new
users and the part regarding before the Spam filter learns your
preferences.
|
|