A TurnKey Internet POP mail account is an email box that allows you to receive email sent to your domain name. This is separate from your existing ISP, dialup or web-mail account email. If you wish your domain name email to be delivered to your existing email address or another ISP you can configure that via our admin panel (see next question) as a mail forwarding box.

You can login to your TurnKey Admin panel at https://secure.turnkeyinternet.net/tkadmin and setup your account options, and email settings. You can even upgrade your account for more features such as Mailing Lists, auto responders, and advanced spam and virus control settings for your email boxes. Back to Domain Hosting FAQ Index | Back to FAQ Home Yes, you certainly can.

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A SearchBC.Com POP mail account is an email box that allows you to receive email sent to your domain name. This is separate from your existing ISP, dialup or web-mail account email. If you wish your domain name email to be delivered to your existing email address read question #18.

A POP E-mail account is simply an E-mail box that you can connect to using a Username and Password. This E-mail address would not be redirected anywhere else. POP is the abbreviation for the term "Post Office Protocol"

Every domain name you register with us, includes our standard TurnKey Mail service with POP, IMAP and WEBMAIL access along with multiple email accounts and email forwarders. You can use the email accounts or forward all email to another provider and/or mailbox. You can manage your domain name (and email accounts) simply by accessing the TurnKey Admin panel. There are no hidden fees to register your domain name with TurnKey Internet.

You will be the owner of the domain name. You will be listed as the Organization Contact, which is the owner of the domain name. When you order you domain name via TurnKey Internet we list your company name, and or personal name as the owner. Back to Domain Hosting FAQ Index | Back to FAQ Home

Yes, we offer free domain name parking specifically for companies and individuals who don't want a web site at this time. This will reserve your domain name, protecting others from registering it since you will be the owner. You do NOT need to purchase a web or mail hosting package to park your domain name. Back to Domain Hosting FAQ Index | Back to FAQ Home

There are a number of ways, the quickest is to login to your TurnKey Admin panel and then click on the service or administration tool you wish to access. Dedicated TurnKey Mail server clients can manage their entire server from the 'TurnKey Mail Server Administration' screen. If you simply wish to manage your domain name hosted with TurnKey Mail, you can go directly to the Domain Administration Panel.

A POP E-Mail account is an email account which is separate from other email accounts, and thus you can check separately and keep e-mail separate. This is especially useful for different people or different departments within your company. A POP E-Mail account is exactly what your Internet Service Provider gives you when you sign up.

If you need to keep using your internal company mail server, we suggest our TurnKey Mail Gateway Filtering services which act as a secure 'gateway' between the world and your company mail server and provides advanced spam, virus and denial of service protection.

TurnKey Internet can register and host for you your own domain name with any following TLD/extension. If you don't see the one you want, just contact us. The most popular TLD/extensions are: Yes, this is called a "domain name registrar transfer". In order to do this we need to bill you for a one year registration.

Every business has unique needs and we have put together a guideline and recommendations page which should help you determine the right package.

TurnKey Mail Complete Service can be setup within an hour utilizing our automated ordering system. Those ordering Dedicated Servers can expect their server provisioned and configured within 1-2 business days (depending on availability).

Yes, all TurnKey Mail services have 100% compatible POP, IMAP and SMTP connectivity which is what Outlook Express and Eudora require. TurnKey Mail even supports SSL encrypted POP, IMAP and SMTP connections so you can securely and privately communicate with your friends even over insecure connections like cable and dsl lines. For specific configuration walk through(s) for setting up your email software, please view the Email User's Guide.

Yes, every TurnKey Mail server supports end to end SSL encryption for all E-Mail communications including SMTP, IMAP, POP and WebMail connections. TurnKey Mail servers are all protected by managed firewalls and utilize the latest software to ensure against SPAM, Virus, Denial of Service, Internet Worms, SQL Server Injections, and web threats. TurnKey Mail servers include the TurnKey real time firewall monitoring system for advanced security monitoring.

Once you have configured your account for a specific domain name for email service, you need to make sure your domain name is configured to utilize the TurnKey Mail servers. This is done through specific domain name configurations, called MX (Mail eXchange) records. When you purchase a domain name, through a registrar, you typically have access to a specific control panel where you can configure your domain name. You will need to configure your domain name to have 1 MX record (i.e.

A POP e-mail account is probably the same kind of e-mail account you have from your Internet provider, where you use a program to read and send messages, like Outlook Express or Netscape Messenger. A Web Mail account is one that is accessible from a web page. Examples are Yahoo! Mail, Hotmail, etc.

The TurnKey Web Hosting accounts (also known as Virtual Hosting, Shared Hosting, or Managed Hosting) are the lowest cost, easiest to manage. and quickest to setup web hosting option on the market today. TurnKey Internet maintains the web hosting environment and servers for you, and you simply upload your web content via ftp or front page on to the TurnKey servers.

Post Office Protocol, an email protocol specifying rules by which a mail client may retrieve messages from a mail server. With a PPP or SLIP Internet account and POP-based email client software, your primary mail box can be on your own desk-top computer rather than at your access provider's site.

After an e-mail alias is created, the mail send to this e-mail alias is not stored on our virtual servers but is forwarded directly to your local ISP mail box. A POP server allows the e-mail for the user to reside on our virtual servers and is NOT automatically forwarded to your local ISP mail box. The POP service on our Virtual servers allows a customer to have a unique Internet e-mail box.

Click here to request the set up your free POP mail account and email aliases. If you move your domain name service from SearchBC.Com we are no longer able to provide you with the free POP mail account and email aliases.

SpearMail can provide this function through e-mail parsing and sorting. All e-mail messages addressed to an organization are forwarded to a single mail box, called a POP3 (Post Office Protocol Version-3) account. SpearMail can collect e-mail messages from this mailbox and distribute it to the users by sorting the mail. Users can then read the mail from their desktops

Log into the web interface of the mail server your domain is setup on, using your Admin account; i.e. admin@[domain].com. This will be either http://mail.orcsweb.com or http://mail3.orcsweb.com Verify account options for "Display Settings", "Compose Settings", etc. are set as required for this account Log into the web interface of the mail server your domain is setup on, using your Admin account; i.e. admin@[domain].com. This will be either http://mail.orcsweb.com or http://mail3.orcsweb.

POP (Post Office Protocol) is the protocol used by most e-mail clients to retrieve e-mail from a mail server. By default, all messages are downloaded to your computer and deleted from the server.

Adding new domain names to your TurnKey Mail Service requires 2 steps, first you will add the domain name via the Mail Administration tool in your customer care panel. Second, you will need to configure the domain name for the proper MX (Mail eXchange) record at your Registrar. NOTE: Dedicated TurnKey Mail Server customers will access the TurnKey Server Administration Panel, and access the Email Manager interface for adding domains.

In summary, when compared with a basic POP service, the main differences you’ll notice with Managed Mail are as follows: A significant improvement in accessing your Outlook information, including emails, when you’re “out of the office”. Using Managed Mail’s Outlook Web Access from a browser you can view all your current Outlook information as if you were in the office, not just new emails received, which is the common POP offering from most ISP’s.