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IPhone

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If you're going to be checking your email using your IPhone or IPod touch device as well as a computer running an email program or webmail, XMission strongly recommends that you change the settings on your computer to check email using IMAP instead of POP3. This allows you to access your email from multiple devices and webmail wherever you are in the world. Please refer to our setup guides for instructions on how to configure your email client for IMAP access or contact our Technical Support line 24 hours a day for a walkthrough.

[[Image:Mail_icon.jpg]] [http://wiki.xmission.com/index.php/IPhone:IMAP IMAP Setup on software version 2.0]

Configuring your IPhone or IPod touch device for XMission email using IMAP. This guide is for software version 2.0 which supports the 1st generation IPhone or IPod touch as well as the newest 3G iphones.

[http://wiki.xmission.com/index.php/XMission_Email:IPhone:Signature http://deliciouscake.net/wikitemp/Mail_icon.jpg]Create/Edit signature

How to set up or edit the existing signature on the IPhone or IPod touch email application.

[http://wiki.xmission.com/index.php/XMission_Email:IPhone:Delivery_Options http://deliciouscake.net/wikitemp/Mail_icon.jpg]Delivery options

Change how often your IPhone or IPod touch checks for email.

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General Email Settings

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|align="left"|'''Zimbra Users'''
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|style="width:30%" |Incoming Mail: ||style="width:70%" align=left| zimbra.xmission.com
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|style="width:30%" |Outgoing Mail: ||style="width:70%" align=left| zimbra.xmission.com
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|style="width:30%" |Login Information: ||style="width:70%" align=left| you@yourdomain.com
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|style="width:30%"|Webmail Interface: ||style="width:70%" align=left|[http://zimbra.xmission.com/ http://zimbra.xmission.com/]
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|style="width:30%"|Admin Interface: ||style="width:70%" align=left|[https://zimbra.xmission.com:7071/ https://zimbra.xmission.com:7071/]
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|style="width:30%" |Requirements: ||style="width:70%" align=left| SMTP Authentication Required, SSL Recommended
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|style="width:30%" |Alternate Ports: ||style="width:70%" align=left| SSL SMTP 465; SSL POP 995; SSL IMAP 993; Alternate SMTP 587
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Additional support: [http://wiki.xmission.com/index.php/Zimbra_Domain_Email_and_Collaboration_Suite In-depth configuration values for commonly used email clients and XMission's Zimbra Suite] 

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'''@xmission.com Users'''
{|style="width:85%, color:#333333; font-size:10pt" border="0"
|style="width:30%" |Incoming Mail: ||style="width:70%" align=left| mail.xmission.com
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|style="width:30%" |Outgoing Mail: ||style="width:70%" align=left| mail.xmission.com
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|style="width:30%" |Login Information: ||style="width:70%" align=left| XMission Username
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|style="width:30%"|Webmail Interface: ||style="width:70%" align=left|[http://webmail.xmission.com/ http://webmail.xmission.com/]
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|style="width:30%" |Requirements: ||style="width:70%" align=left| SMTP Authentication Required Off Network
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|style="width:30%" |Alternate Ports: ||style="width:70%" align=left| SSL SMTP 465; SSL POP 995; SSL IMAP 993; Alternate SMTP 587
|}
Additional support: [http://wiki.xmission.com/index.php/Client_Configuration_for_%40XMission.com_Email In-depth configuration values for commonly used email clients for your @xmission.com email] 

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*Note: If you are still using mailcenter, please call our Sales office for information on migrating to enhanced Zimbra email services. This upgrade is provided free of charge to most of our mailcenter.xmission.com clients. To view demo's of Zimbra please visit our [http://wiki.xmission.com/index.php/Hosted_Email:Zimbra_Screen_Casts Screencast and Tutorial Page]. Mailcenter will be phased out around March 16th, 2009, so please look into making the switch as soon as possible.

[[Category:Email]]

General Email Settings

2009-08-25T02:28:35Z

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{|style="width:85%, color:#333333; font-size:10pt" border="0"
|-
|align="left"|'''Zimbra Users'''
|-
|style="width:30%" |Incoming Mail: ||style="width:70%" align=left| zimbra.xmission.com
|-
|style="width:30%" |Outgoing Mail: ||style="width:70%" align=left| zimbra.xmission.com
|-
|style="width:30%" |Login Information: ||style="width:70%" align=left| you@yourdomain.com
|-
|style="width:30%"|Webmail Interface: ||style="width:70%" align=left|[http://zimbra.xmission.com/ http://zimbra.xmission.com/]
|-
|style="width:30%"|Admin Interface: ||style="width:70%" align=left|[https://zimbra.xmission.com:7071/ https://zimbra.xmission.com:7071/]
|-
|style="width:30%" |Requirements: ||style="width:70%" align=left| SMTP Authentication Required, SSL Recommended
|-
|style="width:30%" |Alternate Ports: ||style="width:70%" align=left| SSL SMTP 465; SSL POP 995; SSL IMAP 993; Alternate SMTP 587
|}
Additional support: [http://wiki.xmission.com/index.php/Zimbra_Domain_Email_and_Collaboration_Suite In-depth configuration values for commonly used email clients and XMission's Zimbra Suite] 

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'''@xmission.com Users'''
{|style="width:85%, color:#333333; font-size:10pt" border="0"
|style="width:30%" |Incoming Mail: ||style="width:70%" align=left| mail.xmission.com
|-
|style="width:30%" |Outgoing Mail: ||style="width:70%" align=left| mail.xmission.com
|-
|style="width:30%" |Login Information: ||style="width:70%" align=left| XMission Username
|-
|style="width:30%"|Webmail Interface: ||style="width:70%" align=left|[http://webmail.xmission.com/ http://webmail.xmission.com/]
|-
|style="width:30%" |Requirements: ||style="width:70%" align=left| SMTP Authentication Required Off Network
|-
|style="width:30%" |Alternate Ports: ||style="width:70%" align=left| SSL SMTP 465; SSL POP 995; SSL IMAP 993 Alternate SMTP 587
|}
Additional support: [http://wiki.xmission.com/index.php/Client_Configuration_for_%40XMission.com_Email In-depth configuration values for commonly used email clients for your @xmission.com email] 

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*Note: If you are still using mailcenter, please call our Sales office for information on migrating to enhanced Zimbra email services. This upgrade is provided free of charge to most of our mailcenter.xmission.com clients. To view demo's of Zimbra please visit our [http://wiki.xmission.com/index.php/Hosted_Email:Zimbra_Screen_Casts Screencast and Tutorial Page]. Mailcenter will be phased out around March 16th, 2009, so please look into making the switch as soon as possible.

[[Category:Email]]

Domains

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==Definition of a Domain==
A domain name is a word or set of words followed by a suffix (e.g.: '''xmission.com''') that can be associated with many Internet services. The most popular association is for web pages (e.g.: '''http://www.xmission.com'''). Domain names are also used with mail (e.g.: '''username@xmission.com'''), ftp (e.g.: '''ftp.xmission.com''') and several other popular services. The way a domain name is linked to a service is through DNS or Domain Name Services. DNS links a name to an IP address (a set of numbers that identifies each individual machine connected to the Internet). Nearly everything on the Internet has an IP address in one form or another. Linking a domain name to an IP address makes it easier for people to remember. For example, if you wanted to go to XMission's home page, you would find it easier to remember '''www.xmission.com''' than the IP address, which is '''198.60.22.4'''.

==Domain Registration==
To register a new domain, you must first have an XMission account. Existing customers can, then, go to the [http://domains.xmission.com/reg_system.cgi domain registration system] to either register a new domain or transfer an existing domain from another registrar.

===Pricing===
You can register your own domain name for only $10 a year. Should you move or decide to leave XMission, this domain will remain yours for the duration of the time purchased. Domains purchased via XMission are transferable to other registrars.

===New Domains===
On our registration page, enter the domain name you would like to register in the box beneath Enter Domain Name to Search For. If the domain is available, you will be allowed to continue the registration. Fill in the information as prompted to complete the process. Note that you will be asked to create a username and password for your domain management. This does not have to be the same as your XMission username and password, so be certain that you don't lose it. The domain registration fee will be billed to your XMission account.

===Renewing===
When your domain is up for renewal, OpenSRS, the registrar we resell through, will send a paper invoice to the billing address on the domain. As an additional reminder, XMission will send an email reminder to the account that the domain was registered to. The charge for an extra year will be charged along with your next month of Internet services. If you do not wish to renew, please contact accounting and notify them that you would like the domain to lapse.

===Transferring===
If you are transferring a domain to XMission from another registrar, go to our registration page and enter that domain name in the box beneath Move Your Domain to Our Servers. You will be guided through the rest of the process as if you were registering a new domain. Another year will be added to your existing term. (E.g. If you registered for a year with another registrar and there is still 6 months left, you will still have that 6 months in addition to your new registration duration with XMission.)

==Web Hosting==

Web Hosting is when XMission hosts your web site, and serves your pages by way of your domain name. Please see our [http://www.xmission.com/products/hosting/web/ Web Hosting] details page for pricing and a list of features for each package.

===Value Hosting===
This is a minimal service hosting package. XMission recommends this package for individuals that wish to have a web services associated with a domain name.

===Select Hosting===
Select hosting is a full-featured IP hosting package. XMission recommends this package for small businesses that would like fast and professional web services associated with their domain name.

===Pro-Hosting===
Pro-Hosting is a high-end, full-featured web hosting package built specifically with large businesses in mind. It allows for less accounts per server, more storage and more transfer.

===Hosting Services===

===Web===
Web hosting is the most used and most wanted hosting service. This allows web pages to be served via your domain name instead of '''www.xmission.com/~username'''.

===Email===

Please see our [http://www.xmission.com/products/hosting/email/ Email Hosting] details page for pricing and a list of features for each package.

====Hosted Email====
XMission's Zimbra Email Hosting is an excellent, next-generation email solution designed to handle the diverse needs of today's business customers. Zimbra allows you to manage the email for your domain through an easy-to-use web interface. From this interface you can add and remove mail accounts, aliases, forwards, and more.

====Virtual Email====
Email hosting, of "Virtual Email", allows you to associate your domain name with email addresses (e.g. '''me@mydomain.com'''). By default, this is done by sending all mail to a particular domain, regardless of the specific address, to the main email address for the hosting account. Specific addresses can be set up by request and at no charge. This is done by way of an alias. For example: I want '''bob@mydomain.com''' (the alias) to go to '''username@xmission.com''' (the actual email box/account). To check for email going to '''bob@mydomain.com''', I'd check the email box/account for '''username@xmission.com'''. You can set these aliases to send mail to any actual email account, in any domain. (E.g. '''bob@mydomain.com''' going to '''username@yahoo.com''').
Basic Hosting accounts can not set up additional aliases. All mail to that domain will go to the main account that the hosting services are associated with.

===FTP===
Associating FTP with your domain name is only available for Select and Pro-Hosting accounts. Doing this allows visitors to go to ftp.mydomain.com to upload files, receive software updates, or send and receive documents.
The FTP files that are associated with your domain name are located in your XMission FTP directory. If needed, we can associate it with a different directory or you can set up and maintain your own FTP server.

==DNS Services==

XMission offers additional DNS services, which many hosting packages already include. You may want to use these in addition to a hosting package. They're also available for those who only require one of these services and not an entire hosting package. Please see our Pricing for a complete price list.

===Primary DNS===
The authoritative primary source for domain service direction. (E.g. Tells the whole world at which IP address to find where to send mail for '''mydomain.com''' or what IP address is associated with '''bob.mydomain.com'''.)

===Secondary DNS===
Back-up source for domain service direction. This is only necessary if the primary source does not answer.

===Parking===
Holding a registered domain with no associated services.

===Alias===
A domain name that resolves to another domain name. (E.g. '''http://www.mydomain.com/webpage.html''' would open the same file as '''http://www.my-domain.com/webpage.html''') An alias will keep the domain the visitor entered in the address bar of their browser.

===Redirect===
A domain name that's directed to another part of your web site. (E.g. '''http://support.mydomain.com''' would open the files under '''/home/users/a/acctname/support''', or another chosen directory.)

===Domain Locking===
When locking is enabled for a domain, any requests to transfer the domain to another registrar or hosting company will automatically fail. This can be used to prevent fraudulent transfers of the domain, while locking is enabled. Domain locking is handled through the [https://manage.opensrs.net/ OpenSRS Domain Management Portal].

===WHOIS Privacy===
WHOIS Privacy hides the identity of a domain Registrant when someone does a WHOIS lookup on that Registrant’s domain. The benefit of having WHOIS Privacy is that the Registrant’s identity, including address, phone number, and email address, is shielded from spammers, identity thieves, scammers, and other undesirables. WHOIS privacy is handled through the [https://manage.opensrs.net/ OpenSRS Domain Management Portal].

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