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Email Configuration Help -
3/8/2009 server conversion
(Click
here to download or print
the pdf version of these directions)
In
our continuing effort to provide you with the best and most reliable
email and web hosting solutions, we have moved your email account(s) to
a secure email server. There are a few changes that you will have
to make in order to access your email accounts.
If you access your email through your
internet provider (example: you@yahoo.com),
then chances are we automatically forward your email to your email
address. If this is the case, you don't need to take any action.
If you access your email directly through your
domain name (example: you@yourdomain.com), then complete the
following steps to upgrade your email account.
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First we will change
the temporary password that has been created for your mail account.
You will need the following information to login to your mail
account.
Your email address as
yourname@yourdomainname. (For
example MJones@MyDomain.net)
The default password that we have created for you is temp plus your
email account name. In the
MJones@MyDomain.net example above,
the default password would be tempMJones
Click the following
link (or navigate to
https://email.secureserver.net ) to login and change your
temporary password.
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After the 'Web-Based
Email' screen loads, enter your email address and temporary password
as described above ... then click Login
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Click Settings - then
- Personal Settings
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Enter your current
password (tempMJones)
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Enter your new
password (note: passwords ARE case sensitive - mJones is not the
same as mjones)
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Confirm you new
password
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Click Ok
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You will see a
confirmation that your password has been changed. Click the
log out link and close your browser. NOTE: It can take
up to 10 minutes to update your password change on the server.
During this time, you may not be able to log back in to your email
account using your new password.
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That's all there is to
changing your password.
If you use an email client
like Outlook or Outlook Express, continue with the following steps to
update your email account settings.
(Note: For Microsoft
Office Outlook 2007 or 2008 users ... scroll down)
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If you are an existing customer:
If you
are an existing
IntelliWebs customer
and are editing your existing email accounts, please follow these
directions. If you are creating a new account, please see the next
section.
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From the menu at the
top of your Outlook screen, click Tools, Accounts, then the Mail tab.
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Click on the mail
account you wish to change so that it is highlighted. Then click the
Properties button.
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Click the Servers
tab
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The "incoming mail"
(POP3) text box should read: pop.secureserver.net
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The "outgoing mail"
(SMTP) text box should read: smtpout.secureserver.net
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The account name
should remain the same with the exception of adding the @ symbol and
your domain name. For example, if the account name reflects smith and
the name of your domain is mycompany.com, then the modified text
should read smith@mycompany.com
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Enter the password exactly as you created it in the
previous steps above.
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The log on using
secure password authentication box should NOT be checked.
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The my server
requires authentication box should BE checked.
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Check the incoming and outgoing ports.
The incoming port should be set to 110 and the outgoing port should
be set to 25, 80, 587, or 3535.
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Click apply and ok.
If you have more than one account to modify, return to step 2 above.
When all accounts have been modified, close the Internet Accounts
window. You're done! See the section below on 'Web Messaging' to
access your email account using the powerful web messaging feature!
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From the menu at the
top of your Outlook screen, click Tools, Accounts, then the Mail tab.
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Click the add
button, then mail.
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The 'display name'
is the name recipients will see when you send email to them.
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The email address is
the address people will use to send you email. For example, if your
established email account name is smith and your domain name is
mycompany.com, then the email address should be entered as
smith@mycompany.com
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The "incoming mail"
(POP3 or IMAP) server text box should read: pop.secureserver.net
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The "outgoing mail"
(SMTP) server text box should read: smtpout.secureserver.net
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Enter the account
name provided to you by
IntelliWebs or the
account name you have established yourself through our Web Messaging
feature. (See below for Web Messaging use instructions) Immediately
following the name (no spaces) enter the @ symbol followed by your
domain name. For example, if the account name is smith and the name
of your domain is mycompany.com, then the account name text should
read smith@mycompany.com
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Enter the password
assigned to you by IntelliWebs or the password you established
yourself using our Web Messaging feature. Check the 'remember
password' box if you would like Outlook to remember your password. If
not checked, you will be prompted for your password every time you
attempt to send or retrieve email.
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The log on using
secure password authentication box should NOT be checked.
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Check the incoming and outgoing ports. The incoming port
should be set to 110 and the outgoing port should be set to 25, 80,
587, or 3535.
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Provide your
connection method information as required.
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Click finish.
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Click the properties
button then the server tab.
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Make certain the
my server requires authentication box IS checked.
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Click apply and ok.
See the section below on 'Web Messaging' to access your email account
using our powerful web messaging feature!
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From the menu at the
top of your Outlook screen, click Tools, Accounts Settings, then the
E-mail tab.
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Click the new
button.
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Make certain 'Microsoft Exchange, POP3, IMAP, or
HTTP' is selected and click the next button.
User Information:
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The 'Your Name'
field is the name recipients will see when you send email to them.
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The email address is
the address people will use to send you email. For example, if your
established email account name is ksmith and your domain name is mycompany.com, then the email address should be entered as
ksmith@mycompany.com
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Enter the 'Password'
assigned to you by IntelliWebs or the 'Password' you
established yourself using our Web Messaging feature.
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'Retype Password' as
entered in step 6.
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Check the 'Manually
configure server settings or additional server types' box then click
next.
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Make certain 'Internet E-mail'
is selected then click next.
Server Information:
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The 'Account Type' should be set to POP3
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The 'Incoming mail
server' should read: pop.secureserver.net
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The 'Outgoing mail
server
(SMTP)' should read: smtpout.secureserver.net
Logon Information:
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Enter the 'User Name' provided to you by
IntelliWebs or the
'User Name' you have established yourself through our Web Messaging
feature. (See below for Web Messaging use instructions) Immediately
following the name (no spaces) enter the @ symbol followed by your
domain name. For example, if the 'User Name' is ksmith and the name
of your domain is mycompany.com, then the 'User Name text should
read ksmith@mycompany.com
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Enter the 'Password'
assigned to you by IntelliWebs or the 'Password' you established
yourself using our Web Messaging feature.
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Check the 'Remember
password' box if you would like Outlook to remember your password. If
not checked, you will be prompted for your password every time you
attempt to send or receive email.
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The Require logon
using Secure Password Authentication (SPA) box should
NOT
be checked.
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Click the 'More Settings ...' button, then the General
tab.
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You may enter a 'Organization' name and 'Reply E-mail'
if you desire.
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Click the 'Outgoing Server' tab.
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Make certain the
'My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication' box
IS
checked.
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Check the incoming and outgoing ports. The incoming port
should be set to 110 and the outgoing port should be set to 25, 80,
587, or 3535.
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Make certain 'Use same settings as my incoming mail
server' is selected.
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Click the 'Ok'
button. Click 'Next'. Click 'Finish'. Click 'Close'.
To access
Web Messaging services from any standard internet browser, simply enter
the following address:
www.IntelliWebs.net
and click on the Email Icon
Your
'email address' is your user name and domain - entered as in this
example: smith@yourcompany.com
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