Remember to replace "username" with your actual username, and replace "yourname.com" with your actual domain name.

Mail Account (can be any label): username@yourname.com
Email Address: username@yourname.com
Reply Address: username@yourname.com
Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server: mail.yourname.com
Incoming Mail (POP) Server: mail.yourname.com
Logon using Account Name: username.yourname.com

MS Outlook Setup Tutorial

1. Start Outlook. Select "Accounts" from the Tool menu.

2. Select the "Add" button and choose "Mail".

3. Enter your real name in the "Display name" text box.

4. Click the "Next" button to continue.

5. Enter your email address (in the form of username@yourname.com) in the "Email address" text box. Click the "Next" button to continue.

6. Enter the incoming mail server name (in the form of mail.yourname.com) in the "Incoming mail (POP3 or IMAP) server" text box.

7. Enter the outgoing mail server name (in the form of mail.yourname.com) in the "Outgoing mail (SMTP) server" text box.

***Please note that some ISPs may require that you use their SMTP servers to send mail. You can bypass this by going back into the Advanced section of the account properties and setting the outgoing server Port Number to 1025.

8. Click the "Next button" to continue.

9. Enter your account name (in the form of: username.yourname.com) in the "Account name" text box.

10. Enter your account password in the "Password" text box. Your password is hidden for security reasons.

11. Click the "Next" button to continue.

12. Enter your connection type and click the "Next" button to continue.

13. Click the "Finish" button.

Configuring your client for secure email

To securely view your email, you must configure your email client to connect securely to the email servers. Regardless of which client you use, the setup is similar.

• Change both the incoming and outgoing email servers to the following:

  Incoming email server (e.g. POP3): securemail.megamailservers.com
  Outgoing email server (e.g. SMTP): securemail.megamailservers.com

• If your email client asks you which server ports to use, select or use the default ports suggested by the client.
  
• There is also an advanced setting you need to use or select that reads something like "this server requires a secure connection (SSL)". This option needs to be used or selected, and can usually be found on the same screen/tab as the port settings, however you may have to search for it.
  
• The rest of your settings (i.e. username, password, etc.) remain the same.

Introduction to Personal Mail

Personal Mail is a full-featured accessory that allows you to easily configure your email account functions. Personal mail will allow a user to administer a single account. Using Personal Mail you can configure forwarding, spam filtering and autoresponders as well as change your email account password.

Personal Mail includes the following functions:

1. Account
2. Autoresponders
3. Spam Filtering

These functions can be accessed by clicking the desired tab from the Personal Mail main page.

Personal Mail can be accessed at http://mail.yourdomain.com.