Email Help and Advice

Ciscom Email Hosting - New from December 2009

Webmail and Email Control Panel - Click Here to Log In

Webmail Guide
	Webmail User Guide

Email Client Setup
Windows			Mac			Mobile Devices
	Outlook 2007 Setup Guide (POP) Setup Guide (IMAP)			MacMail Leopard Setup Guide (POP) Setup Guide (IMAP)			Apple iPhone Setup Guide (POP) Setup Guide (IMAP)
	Outlook 2003 Setup Guide			MacMail Setup Guide (POP) Setup Guide (IMAP)			Blackberry Setup Guide
	Outlook 2002 / XP Setup Guide			Entourage Setup Guide			SnapperMail (Palm OS) Setup Guide User Guide
	Outlook 2000 Setup Guide			Powermail Setup Guide (POP) Setup Guide (IMAP)			VersaMail (Palm OS) Setup Guide
	Outlook 98 Setup Guide			Opera Setup Guide			Android Setup Guide (POP) Setup Guide (IMAP)
	Outlook Express Setup Guide						ChatterEmail Setup Guide
	Windows Mail Setup Guide (POP) Setup Guide (IMAP)						Windows Mobile Setup Guide
	Mulberry Setup Guide
	Thunderbird Setup Guide User Guide
	Netscape Mail Setup Guide User Guide
	Mozilla SeaMonkey Setup Guide (POP) Setup Guide (IMAP)
	Eudora Setup Guide (POP) Setup Guide (IMAP)

Webmail

To log in to your webmail, please go to http://mail.yourdomain.com where yourdomain.com is your own domain name.

Then log in with your full email address and password. The password is the same as the one you use in our email client (e.g. Outlook).

Once logged in, you will be able to view and send mail and also update your password. Note that if you update your password in webmail, you will also be updating it to the same for Outlook.

If you need more detailed instructions about setting up your email, please see our Email Setup Guides (PDF) below.

Email

• Email Setup Guides

The following instructions explain how to set up your Ciscom email accounts in Outlook. If you want to use your own ISP to send your emails, select Guide 1. If you want to use the Ciscom email servers to send and receive your email then select Guide 2. Both documents explain how to log in to your webmail facility where you can send and receive your email using any web browser and also update your email account password.
Guide 1: Incoming (POP3) only - Outgoing (SMTP) via your own ISP
Guide 2: Incoming (POP3) and Outgoing (SMTP)

• Email Stationery

- Create Email Stationery
- Install Email Stationery