getting your email setup with a domain you purchased
16 January 2006, 10:01 PM
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getting your email setup with a domain you purchased
I've bought a domain (eaglesecurity.com.mt), can anyone guide me on how I can set my emails (e.g. info@eaglesecurity.com.mt). i haven't looked for hosting yet.
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Originally Posted by ryn004
I've bought a domain (eaglesecurity.com.mt), can anyone guide me on how I can set my emails (e.g. info@eaglesecurity.com.mt). i haven't looked for hosting yet.
I can host your site for £24.00 per year and you get 50 free pop & web mail address's
16 January 2006, 10:18 PM
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Who did you purchase the domain from? When you purchased the domain did they say anything about hosting? I think you'll probably need hosting before you can do much else.
16 January 2006, 10:36 PM
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thanks L66bad, but I think i'll go somewhere local for hosting, had wasted a lot of money last time I hosted.
I ought the domain from the university of malta, the only place where you can purchase a .com.mt, and apparently you have to fax/post your application as they do not accept emails :S
I'll check with hosting comapny's tomorrow. Thanks for your help!
I ought the domain from the university of malta, the only place where you can purchase a .com.mt, and apparently you have to fax/post your application as they do not accept emails :S
I'll check with hosting comapny's tomorrow. Thanks for your help!
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16 January 2006, 10:47 PM
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My dad runs his own business (Eagle Security systems) here in Malta, I doubt its the same company. At the moment the website is on eaglesecurity.org
16 January 2006, 10:54 PM
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Nope not the same company mate.
I work for Eagle Security Systems in the uk
The Boss is busy working on the company site, although he's not very good still learning
www.eaglesecurity.org.uk so nearly the same
I work for Eagle Security Systems in the uk
The Boss is busy working on the company site, although he's not very good still learning
www.eaglesecurity.org.uk so nearly the same
17 January 2006, 11:43 AM
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You go to the control panel at the domain and set up your e mail addresses. The control panel will be available at whoever you purchased the domain from and it is standard to have e mail forwarding.
after you have set up the e mail addresses that are valid and where they will be diverted to, you then set up outlook to use your existing e mail provider but spoof the sender address so you say you are sending from info@xxx but you are really sending from info@bt.com
after you have set up the e mail addresses that are valid and where they will be diverted to, you then set up outlook to use your existing e mail provider but spoof the sender address so you say you are sending from info@xxx but you are really sending from info@bt.com
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'The control panel will be available at whoever you purchased the domain from and it is standard to have e mail forwarding' is not true.
Most large hosting people such as 123 or easily have these systems but not everyone does.
If yours does not then you need to purchase either a POP3 mailbox or move the domain to someone who does. I use 123reg.co.uk and you can move domains in for free/cheap.
Most large hosting people such as 123 or easily have these systems but not everyone does.
If yours does not then you need to purchase either a POP3 mailbox or move the domain to someone who does. I use 123reg.co.uk and you can move domains in for free/cheap.
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