If you wish to have an e-mail address associated with your site, like yourname@your-domain.com, you should create a mailbox. To do this:
- In your Control Panel, click Mail in the Services group.
- Click Add New Mail Name.
- Your domain name is shown to the right of @ sign, so you only need to specify the desired name for the mailbox.
This can be, for example, your first name and last name separated by a dot, a department name, or any other text in Latin symbols. The name should be short enough to remember. It can comprise alphanumeric, dash, dot and underscore symbols.
- Specify a password that you will use for accessing your mailbox.
- Make sure that a check mark is present in the Mailbox check box.
- Click OK.
Now your mailbox is created on the provider's server, and you can set up your favorite e-mail program so as to receive and send e-mail messages through your new mailbox.
To create mailboxes for other users:
- In your Control Panel, click the Mail in the Services group.
- Click Add New Mail Name.
- Your domain name is shown to the right of @ sign, so you only need to specify the desired name for the mailbox.
This can be, for example, user's first name and last name separated by a dot, a department name, or any other text in Latin symbols. The name should be short enough to remember. It can comprise alphanumeric, dash dot and underscore symbols.
- Specify a password that mailbox owner will use for accessing his or her mailbox.
- Make sure that a check mark is present in the Mailbox check box.
- If required, limit the amount of disk space that this mailbox can use. To do this, under Mailbox quota select the Enter size option and type the desired value in kilobytes.
- To allow the mailbox owner to manage his or her mailbox through a mailbox administration panel, select the Control panel access check box and specify the language for the user's control panel.
- Click OK.
- To allow the mailbox owner configure and use spam filter and antivirus, click Permissions, select the respective check boxes and click OK.