When you get a Castanet Email Account, you will be supplied with a Castanet
ID (ie: "jdoe") and an initial password. You can change your password
at anytime by going to https://helpdesk.islandnet.com
or by emailing me and I can reset
it for ya!
Don't got a Castanet Email Account but want one? Drop
Craig a line.
Email Aliases
Although you can recieve mail to your "jdoe@castanet.ca" account,
it is advisable to setup aliases to the account so you can have a more
user friendly email address. Aliases can be up to 25 characters long and
contain any combination of letters, numbers, hypens, underscores, and periods
(ie: first.lastname@castanet.ca, nick_name@castanet.ca, some-thing@castanet.ca).
Setting Up Aliases
To have an alias setup on your account, send an email to craig@castanet.ca
and make sure to specify which Castanet account you would like the alias
setup on and what alias you would like. Once I set it up we will send a
test message to that alias to confirm it is operational.
PEP (Personal Email Processor) Virus and Spam Filtering
Islandnet provides superior email services with PEP. PEP is a configurable
tool that you can customize to scan your email for viruses and spam before
it ever hits your inbox. To use PEP go to https://helpdesk.islandnet.com/pep/
and login with your Castanet ID and password.
Checking Mail with Client Software (Outlook/Outlook Express/Eudora):
| Incoming mail server (POP3): |
islandnet.com |
| Outgoing mail server (SMTP): |
check with your ISP |
| Account Name: |
jdoe |
| Password: |
****** |
For more information on setting up email clients to check your Castanet Email
Account, please refer back to the Email Tech
Articles.
Checking Mail with Webmail
Islandnet provides webmail
access from anywhere in the world. As long as you have internet access
you can access your Castanet Email Account. Just go to https://helpdesk.islandnet.com
and login in with your Castanet ID and Password, then click on webmail.
You can also import your address book (from Outlook, Eudora etc) into Webmail
as well...doing everything you can do with PC based email clients. Very
cool!
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