Please note this tutorial is specific to setup email on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch devices running iOS version 7, 8, 9, or 10. To determine the version of iOS in which you are using please do the following: Tap Settings Tap General Tap About The software version of your device should appear on this screen. If you are indeed using iOS 7, 8, 9, or 10, then please proceed with the tutorial to help you setup the email on your iphone, ipad or…
…password, they need to be as secure as your password itself. For more information about security questions and Social Engineering, please click here. Private Email Address Some people like to use a different email address for sensitive information. This email would never be used on public sites like Facebook nor would it be given out to people. Its only purpose is to be used for secure sites such as banks, hosting accounts, tax notices, etc. So…
…ticles section at the bottom of this page. Creating and managing forwarders in SiteAdmin Creating and managing forwarders in cPanel Creating and managing forwarders in SiteAdmin 1) Log into your SiteAdmin 2) Click the Email option from the left menu, then click Forwarders. 3) If you want to use a specific domain, select it from the list. If you wish to manage all your domains simply leave it set to All Domains. 4) If you simply wish to…
…your version. 1) Open Mac Mail 2) Click Accounts from the under the File menu. 3) You will now enter your details for your email account. When complete click Continue. Full Name = Your name that will be displayed on outgoing email messages Email Address = Your full email address Password = Your email account password 4) You will now need to enter your details once again. Full Name = Your name that will be displayed on outgoing email messages…
…your version. 1) Open Mac Mail 2) Click Accounts from the under the File menu. 3) You will now enter your details for your email account. When complete click Continue. Full Name = Your name that will be displayed on outgoing email messages Email Address = Your full email address Password = Your email account password 4) You will now need to enter your details once again. Full Name = Your name that will be displayed on outgoing email messages…
…incoming email server (make sure you replace yourdomain.com with your actual domain). 9) Tap on account type and select the type of connection you would like to use. We highly recommend that you use IMAP. 10) Enter your full email address for the username and enter your email password in the password field. 11) Again, mail.yourdomain.com as the outgoing (SMTP) email server (make sure you replace yourdomain.com with your actual domain). You will…
…distribute spam/malware to these addresses and the two most common methods that spammers do this is either via spoofing your email address or outright compromising your account password. Spoofing is when a spammer sends out emails using your email address in the From: field. The idea is to make it seem like the message is from you – in order to trick people into opening it. This can easily be combatted by following a few steps on how to create…
…d, then click Next. Using the settings above, enter the incoming server and port, then click Next. Enter the outgoing server and port. Once done, click Next. Enable preferred settings. Notify me when the email arrives Sync emails for this account Automatically download attachments when connected to WiFi. (Optional) Enter a preferred name to your account. Click Next. You now have successfully set up your emails on your…
…Continue. If you wish to have the account automatically configured, simply leave the option selected and follow the prompts provided by the Mail Setup Assistant. Choose the proper account type. Provide a description for the email account describing what that email account is for. Enter your incoming mail server, username and password, and then click Continue. If prompted, enter the settings for Mail Incoming Security. Add a description for the…
This tutorial assumes you’ve already created your new email account in SiteAdmin or cPanel. Now let’s learn how to setup that new email account in Outlook Express, so you’ll be able to send/receive emails to/from that new email account from here. 1) Start by clicking the Tools link here. Then click Accounts. The Internet Accounts window appears. 2) Click the Add button. Then click Mail…. 3) Enter the Name as you would like it…
