Hosted E-Mail - Full mail service

Enabling the full mail service option for your domain will allow you to add POP/IMAP accounts to your domain. These are similar to forwarding accounts, but mail is stored on the domain-dns.com server instead of forwarded to another service provider.

Since email messages are not going to an existing account, you'll need to either use webmail or configure an email client like Thunderbird or Outlook to retrieve the messages.

New: a more sophisticated webmail client (RoundCube) is available at /cgi-bin/rc/.

E-Mail Client Configuration

The basic parameters for configuring an email client are:

Incoming server	domain-dns.com
Outgoing server	domain-dns.com or you can use your ISP's mail server you may need to configure your email client to send mail on port 587 if your ISP blocks connections to port 25
User name	userid@YOURDOMAIN e.g. your full email address
Account type	either POP3 or IMAP

Spam Filtering and Webmail

See the mail_forwarding page for details about configuring spam filtering.

Webmail (squirellmail) is available at http://domain-dns.com/webmail/.

RoundCube (a fancier webmail) is available at http://domain-dns.com/cgi-bin/rc/.

Port Numbers & SSL/TLS

This shouldn't be needed, but in the interest of being complete. The POP and IMAP settings are completely standard, so your e-mail should get them right.

Service	No SSL or StartTLS	Dedicated SSL
POP-3	110	995
IMAP	143	993
SMTP	587 (suggested) 25 is default/supported but often blocked	not supported

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