A domain name is your address on the World Wide Web. For example, www.truckingwebs.com is our domain name.
Web Hosting is a service that enables your website to be visible and accessible for individuals and organizations to view on the World Wide Web.
A business email account is an email address associated with your domain name. For example, support@truckingwebs.com would be considered our business email account. Using a business email account can show a higher degree of professionalism as well as providing more brand recognition.
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Business Email Account Setup Assistance
Step One: Open up your iPhone, iPad or MAC, select the Settings app, scroll down & select the Passwords & Accounts option, select Add Account.
Step Two: There will many options available, select Other, select Add Mail Account, use the following settings…
Name: *insert your name*
Email: *insert email address*
Password: *insert email address password*
Description: *insert email address*
Click on Next when finished.
Step Three: Ensure IMAP is selected, then enter the following information…
Name: Already set.
Email: Already set.
Description: Already set.
INCOMING MAIL SERVER
Host Name: mail.yourdomainname.com
User Name: *insert email address*
Password: Already set.
OUTGOING MAIL SERVER
Host Name: mail.yourdomainname.com
User Name: *insert email address*
Password: *insert email address password*
Click on Next when finished, ensure Mail is checked on, then select Save. Congratulations your business email account is now available on your Apple Mail application!
Step One: Open up Microsoft Outlook, select File at the top left of the screen. Then select Info, then Add Account under Account Information.
Step Two: Type in your business email address (example: yourname@yourdomainname.com), then select Advanced options, check the box “Let me set up my account manually”, then click on Connect.
Step Three: You will be presented with several different applications to choose from, click on the IMAP option.
Step Four: For your IMAP Account Settings use the following…
Incoming Mail Server: mail.yourdomainname.com
Incoming Port: 993
Encryption Method: None
Leave “Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)” box unchecked.
Outgoing Mail Server: mail.yourdomainname.com
Outgoing Port: 465
Encryption Method: None
Leave “Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)” box unchecked.
Click on Next when finished.
Step Five: Enter your email address’s password (provided upon creation). Have you forgotten? Contact us to retrieve or reset it. Click on Connect, congratulations you are all done!
Step One: Open up the Microsoft Outlook app, click on the House Icon at the top left of the screen.
Step Two: Select the Cog Icon at the bottom left, tap Add Mail Account, then Add Email Account, type in your business email address, tap Add Account.
Step Three: It may show options for a Microsoft Exchange account, if so select “Not Exchange” at the top right of the screen. Select the IMAP option as your email provider. Check the “Use Advanced Settings” option.
Step Four: Use the following settings…
Email Address: *insert your email address*
Display name: *insert your email address*
Description: *insert your email address*
IMAP Incoming Mail Server
IMAP Hostname: mail.yourdomainname.com
IMAP Username: *insert your email address*
IMAP Password: *insert email address password*
SMTP Outgoing Mail Server
SMTP Hostname: mail.yourdomainname.com
SMTP Username: *insert your email address*
SMTP Password: *insert your email address password*
After all of your information has been inputted correctly tap “Sign in”, congratulations you are done!