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If Netsville hosts your email,  
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If Netsville hosts your email, you can make changes to


= Log In =
To access your webmail administration area:
To access your webmail administration area:


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= Regular User =
Everyone who has an email account on a domain can change many things about their account.  For example, you can:
* change your password
* change the name that shows in the "Sender" field of emails
* set up forwarding
* set up auto-reply (vacation) messages
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= Domain Managers =
If you are the domain manager (or CEO, or otherwise in charge of email accounts), you can add/edit/change email addresses for your domain name.
# Log in ([[#Log_In |see above]]) with the username "postmaster", your domain, and the postmaster password

Revision as of 14:45, 28 October 2011

If Netsville hosts your email, you can make changes to

Log In

To access your webmail administration area:

  1. Go to http://securemail.netsville.com and choose the bottom graphic marked "Webmail Administration".
  2. Enter your account name, domain name, and password
    • e.g. if your email is jsmith@domain.com, the account name is jsmith and the domain is domain.com
  3. Click the "Login" button

Regular User

Everyone who has an email account on a domain can change many things about their account. For example, you can:

  • change your password
  • change the name that shows in the "Sender" field of emails
  • set up forwarding
  • set up auto-reply (vacation) messages

Domain Managers

If you are the domain manager (or CEO, or otherwise in charge of email accounts), you can add/edit/change email addresses for your domain name.

  1. Log in (see above) with the username "postmaster", your domain, and the postmaster password