WIKI - ACD.net - User contributions [en]

ACD DNS Servers

2015-05-26T16:36:59Z

Robison.justin:

ACD.net DNS Servers are as follows:

Name, IP address

*ns1.acd.net, 207.179.70.27
*ns2.acd.net, 207.179.71.27
*ns3.acd.net, 207.179.70.28
*ns4.acd.net, 207.179.71.28

==Help Documents==
* [[How to Flush your DNS Cache on your computer]]

Talk:Main Page

2015-05-22T02:40:17Z

Robison.justin: /* == */

'''I was able to get the wiki completely functional. Took a few permission setting adjustments for images/* directory as it is on a shared cpanel server.
I am now able to upload files only when logged in and only edit when logged in.'''

'''No Errors that I can find anymore. Update this page if you find some and add the error also. Thanks! JR 5/8/2015 7:53AM'''
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TEST1

DONE! - I was able to get the DB altered and working with this legacy LTS 1.19 version of MediaWIKI. Now you can edit/save pages JR 5/6/2015 8:12AM

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CURRENTLY WORKING OUT THE BUGS IN THIS VERSION OF MEDIAWIKI. PLEASE POST ANY ERRORS YOU SEE.

*When editing a page mysql will partially fail until I manually run a script. This will be fixed. Working on it now. 5/6/2015 JR. 7:30AM

Using your Cpanel Interface

2015-05-11T13:52:46Z

Robison.justin: /* The Admin Page */

==The Admin Page==
*Once you've logged in to your cPanel account ([[Accessing your Web Hosting Cpanel account]]) you will be greeted by your Admin Page. From this interface you can manage many facets of your domain hosting.
[[File:Custaccessadmin.png|thumb|alt=Cpanel Admin Page|Example of Admin Page]]
===Preferences===
*The preferences section offers options relating to your Cpanel account along with language and style options for your Admin Page.
====Getting Started Wizard====
*The '''Getting Started Wizard''' will walk you through some basics of web hosting along with walking you through a few basic Cpanel tasks.
====Video Turorials====
*Links to a set of video tutorials provided by Cpanel which walk you through common cpanel tasks.
====Change Password====
*You can change the main password for your Cpanel account from here.
====Update Contact Info====
*From here you can set contact emails which you can set to be automatically notified when your disk usage, bandwidth or email account quotas are at or near their maximum.
====Change Style====
*Lets you change the look of your Admin Page.
====Change Language====
*Allows you to select the language for your Admin Page from the following options:
**Arabic
**Brazilian Portuguese
**Chinese
**Dutch
**English
**French
**German
**Hindi
**Iberian Spanish
**Polish
**Portuguese
**Romanian
**Russian
**Spanish
====Shortcuts====
*Will help you automatically generate links or desktop shortcuts that will take you to your Admin Page or Webmail.
===Mail===
*The mail section provides utilities to manage email accounts, forwards, spam filtering, MX records and a variety of other options.
[[File:EmailAccounts.PNG|thumb|alt=Email Accounts Interface|Email Accounts Management Interface]]
====Email accounts====
*From the email accounts interface you can:
**Add Email accounts
**Remove Email accounts
**Change Quota for individual email accounts
**Change Password for individual email accounts
**Download auto-configure scripts for Microsoft Outlook, Outlook Express and Mac Mail
*Further information on this can be found at: [[Cpanel Email Accounts Interface]].
====Webmail====
*Redirects you to the Webmail Login interface.
====BoxTrapper====
*Allows you to configure BoxTrapper on a per account basis.
*"BoxTrapper protects your inbox from spam by requiring all email senders not on your Whitelist reply to a verification email before you can receive their mail."
====Spam Assassin====
*Spam Assassin lets you configure a spam filer for accounts in your domain.
*More information on setting up SpamAssassin filtering for your Cpanel hosted email can be found at: [[Cpanel SpamAssassin Setup and Management]]
====Forwarders====
*Lets you set up email forwarding on a per account or per domain basis for your Cpanel hosted email and domains.
====Auto Responders====
*Lets you set up an automated reply which will be received by anyone who sends to an account you specify and control.
====Default Address====
*From the Default Address interface you can configure settings for what to do with email sent to invalid (non-existent) email addresses within your domain.
*You have the option to:
**Discard with an error message bounceback returned to the sender.
**Forward the emails to an email address of your choosing.
**Forward the emails to your system account.
**Send the email to a program of your choosing that you've uploaded to your hosting space.
**Discard without bounceback email being sent.
===DNS (Simple DNS Zone Editor)===
[[File:CpanelDNS.PNG|thumb|alt=Simple DNS Zone Editor Interface|Simple DNS Zone Editor Interface]]
*The Simple DNS Zone Editor lets you and and remove A and CNAME records for your domain.
====Add an A Record====
*To add an A record to your zone, enter the name you would like in the '''Name''' field and the associated IP address in the '''Address''' Field. Then press '''Add a Record'''.
====Add an CNAME Record====
*To add an CNAME record to your zone, enter the name you would like in the '''Name''' field and the name you would like it to point to in the '''CNAME''' Field. Then press '''Add CNAME Record'''.
====User-Defined Records====
*Will show you a list of existing User created records for your DNS zone.
=====Delete a DNS Record=====
*You can '''Delete''' entries under '''User Defined Records''' by clicking the link labelled '''Delete''' listed under '''Action'''

File:Custaccessadmin.png

2015-05-11T13:51:25Z

Robison.justin:

Accessing your Web Hosting Cpanel account

2015-05-11T13:39:17Z

Robison.justin:

Below are URLs associated with accessing Cpanel hosting management accounts.

*http://www.yourwebsite.com:2082 (Control Panel Home Page)
[[File:cpanelhp.png]]
*http://www.yourwebsite.com:2095 (Webmail)
[[File:Cpwebmail.png]]
==Windows 7 64-bit work around for FTP==

http://shon.org/blog/2010/03/04/howto-fix-windows-7-64bit-webdav/

File:Cpwebmail.png

2015-05-11T13:38:27Z

Robison.justin:

File:Cpanelhp.png

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File:Cpanelhp.png

2015-05-11T13:29:03Z

Robison.justin:

Main Page

2015-05-11T13:23:14Z

Robison.justin:

Welcome to the ACD Customer Support Wiki!

To contact our support department click here: http://www.acd.net/support.cfm

Articles:
==Customer Account==
*[[How to Access your Customer Account]]
*[[How_to_Access_your_Customer_Account#Opt_Out_of_Maintenance_Notices| Opt out of Maintenance Notices]]
*[[Open a Service Ticket]]
*[[Changing your Password for an Email Account| Email Password Change]]

==Network Performance and Testing==
*[[Testing Connection Quality]]
**[[Bandwidth or Speed Testing]]
**[[Ping Testing]]
***[[How to Enable Telnet on Windows 7| Enabling Telnet]]
**[[Latency Testing]]
**[[Bandwidth Calculations]]
**[[How to check your DSL line speed]]
**[[How to Perform an NI Check]]
**[[Connection Speed Issues Debugging How-To]]
**[[Debugging Ethernet Port Duplex and Speed Settings]]
**[[Debugging Routing Issues]]
**[[Dark Fiber Testing and Debugging Process]]
**[[How to check your DSL and EFM line speed]]
**[[How to Reboot your Adtran Equipment or Cisco Router]]
**[[What do the lights on the modem mean?]]
**[[Configuring your LAN Adapter for DHCP]]
**[[Create a Dialer in Windows 7| How to Create a Dial-Up Connection]]
*[[Faxing How-to and Troubleshooting]]

==Information About our Network Systems==
*[[ACD DNS Servers]]
*[[Security Policy Abuse Complaints]]
*[[Firewall Ranges for ACD Monitoring]]
*[[Firewall Ranges for ACD VOIP]]

==Infrastructure==
*[[Network Interface Connectivity and Ordering]]

==Email Documentation==
*[[Email Configuration and Setup]]
*[[Email Scams and Phishing Attacks]]
*[[Webmail Tutorial]]
*[[TLS Email Settings for Outlook]]
*[[TLS Email Settings for Thunderbird]]
*[[TLS Email Settings for Windows Live Mail]]

==Web Hosting==
*[[Accessing your Web Hosting Cpanel account]]
*[[Using your Cpanel Interface]]

==Hosted Phones==
*[[ACD's IPBX Hosted Phone Service]]
*[[Star Codes]]
*[[Efax| ACD Efax Set Up]]

==Backup Services==
*[[ACD.net Backup Pro - Setup and Config]]

==Colocation Information==
*[[Datacenter and Colocation Physical Access]]

==Network Hardware==
*[[Emergency Stocking Inventory]]

==Network Interconnection Documents==
*[[Network Interconnection Policy and Process]]

==Service Level Agreement and Policies==
* [[Customer Requested Credits]]

==Ordering and Provisioning==
* [[Order Processing Delay or Suspension]]
* [[Porting Guidelines and Specifications]]

==IP Blocks Addressing and Blocks==
* [[Letter of Authorization to Route IP Blocks]]
* [[IP Address Subnets]]

==Cancellation Requests==
* [[Service Cancellation Policy and Request]]

I Can't Delete Anything From Webmail

2015-05-11T13:22:47Z

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Webmail Tutorial

2015-05-11T13:19:13Z

Robison.justin: /* Setting Up Special Folders */

=The ACD.net Webmail System=
Welcome to the new ACD.net webmail system. The following tutorial will assist you in navigating the new interface. 
[[File:Webmaillgin.png]] 
[[File:Webmail2.png]] 
==Toolbar Icons==
To the top left of the interface, next to the ACD.net logo you will see the toolbar. 
[[File:Webmailtoolbar2-1.png]] 
*If you cannot see these icons next to the ACD.net logo, you may have java disabled or you may need to upgrade your web browser.
'''1. Check for new messages'''
:Clicking this will check for new messages in your Inbox.
'''2. Create a new message'''
:Clicking this allows you to compose a new email message
'''3. Reply to sender'''
:Clicking this allows you to reply to a message you have selected.
'''4. Reply to sender and all recipients'''
:Clicking this will allow you to reply to all recipients on a message you have selected which was sent to more than one party.
'''5. Forward the message'''
:Click this to forward the message you have selected.
'''6. Move message to trash'''
:Click this to move the selected message or messages from the current folder to the folder you have designated as the '''Trash''' folder.
'''7. Mark as Junk'''
:Click this to mark messages as '''Junk/Spam''' folder.
'''8. Mark messages'''
:Clicking this opens a drop-down list that gives you the option to mark the selected message or messages: 
:'''1. As read'''
:'''2. As unread'''
:'''3. As flagged'''
:'''4. As unflagged''' 
'''9. More actions'''
:Clicking this opens a drop-down list that gives you the following options: 
:'''1. Print this message'''
:'''2. Download (as a .eml file)'''
:'''3. Edit as new'''
:'''4. This will open the selected message and edit it as if it were a new message.'''
:'''5. Show source'''
::Will show you the html source code of the email along with the message headers.

==Menu Icons==
[[File:Menu1 jpg.jpg]] 
'''1. Email''' 
:Clicking on this will take you back to the email interface when you are in another section. 
'''2. Address Book''' 
'''3. Settings''' 
'''4. Logout''' 
'''5. Search Bar''' 
:This search bar allows you to search through the emails in a folder by email address and/or by subject line

==Configuration==
There are a few things you will want to configure initially to ensure optimal performance of the webmail client.
 
===Setting Up Special Folders===
*Select '''Settings''' from '''Menu Icons'''.
*Select '''Special Folders''' from the list of options on the left hand side of the screen.
*In '''Special Folders''' you will see four drop down menus: 
[[File:Specialfolders.png]] 
*From here you can designate which of your folders you would like to use for the various functions.
*Once the special folders are configured just the way you want, click '''Save'''.

File:Specialfolders.png

2015-05-11T13:18:41Z

Robison.justin:

Webmail Tutorial

2015-05-11T13:16:29Z

Robison.justin: /* Toolbar Icons */

=The ACD.net Webmail System=
Welcome to the new ACD.net webmail system. The following tutorial will assist you in navigating the new interface. 
[[File:Webmaillgin.png]] 
[[File:Webmail2.png]] 
==Toolbar Icons==
To the top left of the interface, next to the ACD.net logo you will see the toolbar. 
[[File:Webmailtoolbar2-1.png]] 
*If you cannot see these icons next to the ACD.net logo, you may have java disabled or you may need to upgrade your web browser.
'''1. Check for new messages'''
:Clicking this will check for new messages in your Inbox.
'''2. Create a new message'''
:Clicking this allows you to compose a new email message
'''3. Reply to sender'''
:Clicking this allows you to reply to a message you have selected.
'''4. Reply to sender and all recipients'''
:Clicking this will allow you to reply to all recipients on a message you have selected which was sent to more than one party.
'''5. Forward the message'''
:Click this to forward the message you have selected.
'''6. Move message to trash'''
:Click this to move the selected message or messages from the current folder to the folder you have designated as the '''Trash''' folder.
'''7. Mark as Junk'''
:Click this to mark messages as '''Junk/Spam''' folder.
'''8. Mark messages'''
:Clicking this opens a drop-down list that gives you the option to mark the selected message or messages: 
:'''1. As read'''
:'''2. As unread'''
:'''3. As flagged'''
:'''4. As unflagged''' 
'''9. More actions'''
:Clicking this opens a drop-down list that gives you the following options: 
:'''1. Print this message'''
:'''2. Download (as a .eml file)'''
:'''3. Edit as new'''
:'''4. This will open the selected message and edit it as if it were a new message.'''
:'''5. Show source'''
::Will show you the html source code of the email along with the message headers.

==Menu Icons==
[[File:Menu1 jpg.jpg]] 
'''1. Email''' 
:Clicking on this will take you back to the email interface when you are in another section. 
'''2. Address Book''' 
'''3. Settings''' 
'''4. Logout''' 
'''5. Search Bar''' 
:This search bar allows you to search through the emails in a folder by email address and/or by subject line

==Configuration==
There are a few things you will want to configure initially to ensure optimal performance of the webmail client.
 
===Setting Up Special Folders===
*Select '''Settings''' from '''Menu Icons'''.
*Select '''Special Folders''' from the list of options on the left hand side of the screen.
*In '''Special Folders''' you will see four drop down menus: 
[[File:SpecialFolders.jpg]] 
*From here you can designate which of your folders you would like to use for the various functions.
*Once the special folders are configured just the way you want, click '''Save'''.

Webmail Tutorial

2015-05-11T13:14:25Z

Robison.justin:

=The ACD.net Webmail System=
Welcome to the new ACD.net webmail system. The following tutorial will assist you in navigating the new interface. 
[[File:Webmaillgin.png]] 
[[File:Webmail2.png]] 
==Toolbar Icons==
To the top left of the interface, next to the ACD.net logo you will see the toolbar. 
[[File:Webmailtoolbar2-1.png]] 
*If you cannot see these icons next to the ACD.net logo, you may have java disabled or you may need to upgrade your web browser.
'''1. Check for new messages'''
:Clicking this will check for new messages in your Inbox.
'''2. Create a new message'''
:Clicking this allows you to compose a new email message
'''3. Reply to sender'''
:Clicking this allows you to reply to a message you have selected.
'''4. Reply to sender and all recipients'''
:Clicking this will allow you to reply to all recipients on a message you have selected which was sent to more than one party.
'''5. Forward the message'''
:Click this to forward the message you have selected.
'''6. Move message to trash'''
:Click this to move the selected message or messages from the current folder to the folder you have designated as the '''Trash''' folder.
'''7. Mark messages'''
:Clicking this opens a drop-down list that gives you the option to mark the selected message or messages: 
:'''1. As read'''
:'''2. As unread'''
:'''3. As flagged'''
:'''4. As unflagged''' 
'''8. More actions'''
:Clicking this opens a drop-down list that gives you the following options: 
:'''1. Print this message'''
:'''2. Download (as a .eml file)'''
:'''3. Edit as new'''
:'''4. This will open the selected message and edit it as if it were a new message.'''
:'''5. Show source'''
::Will show you the html source code of the email along with the message headers.

==Menu Icons==
[[File:Menu1 jpg.jpg]] 
'''1. Email''' 
:Clicking on this will take you back to the email interface when you are in another section. 
'''2. Address Book''' 
'''3. Settings''' 
'''4. Logout''' 
'''5. Search Bar''' 
:This search bar allows you to search through the emails in a folder by email address and/or by subject line

==Configuration==
There are a few things you will want to configure initially to ensure optimal performance of the webmail client.
 
===Setting Up Special Folders===
*Select '''Settings''' from '''Menu Icons'''.
*Select '''Special Folders''' from the list of options on the left hand side of the screen.
*In '''Special Folders''' you will see four drop down menus: 
[[File:SpecialFolders.jpg]] 
*From here you can designate which of your folders you would like to use for the various functions.
*Once the special folders are configured just the way you want, click '''Save'''.

File:Webmailtoolbar2-1.png

2015-05-11T13:13:51Z

Robison.justin:

Webmail Tutorial

2015-05-11T13:08:21Z

Robison.justin:

=The ACD.net Webmail System=
Welcome to the new ACD.net webmail system. The following tutorial will assist you in navigating the new interface. 
[[File:Webmaillgin.png]] 
[[File:Webmail2.png]] 
==Toolbar Icons==
To the top left of the interface, next to the ACD.net logo you will see the toolbar. 
[[File:Webmailtoolbar2.png]] 
*If you cannot see these icons next to the ACD.net logo, you may have java disabled or you may need to upgrade your web browser.
'''1. Check for new messages'''
:Clicking this will check for new messages in your Inbox.
'''2. Create a new message'''
:Clicking this allows you to compose a new email message
'''3. Reply to sender'''
:Clicking this allows you to reply to a message you have selected.
'''4. Reply to sender and all recipients'''
:Clicking this will allow you to reply to all recipients on a message you have selected which was sent to more than one party.
'''5. Forward the message'''
:Click this to forward the message you have selected.
'''6. Move message to trash'''
:Click this to move the selected message or messages from the current folder to the folder you have designated as the '''Trash''' folder.
'''7. Mark messages'''
:Clicking this opens a drop-down list that gives you the option to mark the selected message or messages: 
:'''1. As read'''
:'''2. As unread'''
:'''3. As flagged'''
:'''4. As unflagged''' 
'''8. More actions'''
:Clicking this opens a drop-down list that gives you the following options: 
:'''1. Print this message'''
:'''2. Download (as a .eml file)'''
:'''3. Edit as new'''
:'''4. This will open the selected message and edit it as if it were a new message.'''
:'''5. Show source'''
::Will show you the html source code of the email along with the message headers.

==Menu Icons==
[[File:Menu1 jpg.jpg]] 
'''1. Email''' 
:Clicking on this will take you back to the email interface when you are in another section. 
'''2. Address Book''' 
'''3. Settings''' 
'''4. Logout''' 
'''5. Search Bar''' 
:This search bar allows you to search through the emails in a folder by email address and/or by subject line

==Configuration==
There are a few things you will want to configure initially to ensure optimal performance of the webmail client.
 
===Setting Up Special Folders===
*Select '''Settings''' from '''Menu Icons'''.
*Select '''Special Folders''' from the list of options on the left hand side of the screen.
*In '''Special Folders''' you will see four drop down menus: 
[[File:SpecialFolders.jpg]] 
*From here you can designate which of your folders you would like to use for the various functions.
*Once the special folders are configured just the way you want, click '''Save'''.

File:Webmailtoolbar2.png

2015-05-11T13:07:39Z

Robison.justin:

Webmail Tutorial

2015-05-11T13:04:35Z

Robison.justin: /* The ACD.net Webmail System */

=The ACD.net Webmail System=
Welcome to the new ACD.net webmail system. The following tutorial will assist you in navigating the new interface. 
[[File:Webmaillgin.png]] 
[[File:Webmail2.png]] 
==Toolbar Icons==
To the top left of the interface, next to the ACD.net logo you will see the toolbar. 
[[File:WebmailToolbar1 copy.jpg]] 
*If you cannot see these icons next to the ACD.net logo, you may have java disabled or you may need to upgrade your web browser.
'''1. Check for new messages'''
:Clicking this will check for new messages in your Inbox.
'''2. Create a new message'''
:Clicking this allows you to compose a new email message
'''3. Reply to sender'''
:Clicking this allows you to reply to a message you have selected.
'''4. Reply to sender and all recipients'''
:Clicking this will allow you to reply to all recipients on a message you have selected which was sent to more than one party.
'''5. Forward the message'''
:Click this to forward the message you have selected.
'''6. Move message to trash'''
:Click this to move the selected message or messages from the current folder to the folder you have designated as the '''Trash''' folder.
'''7. Mark messages'''
:Clicking this opens a drop-down list that gives you the option to mark the selected message or messages: 
:'''1. As read'''
:'''2. As unread'''
:'''3. As flagged'''
:'''4. As unflagged''' 
'''8. More actions'''
:Clicking this opens a drop-down list that gives you the following options: 
:'''1. Print this message'''
:'''2. Download (as a .eml file)'''
:'''3. Edit as new'''
:'''4. This will open the selected message and edit it as if it were a new message.'''
:'''5. Show source'''
::Will show you the html source code of the email along with the message headers.

==Menu Icons==
[[File:Menu1 jpg.jpg]] 
'''1. Email''' 
:Clicking on this will take you back to the email interface when you are in another section. 
'''2. Address Book''' 
'''3. Settings''' 
'''4. Logout''' 
'''5. Search Bar''' 
:This search bar allows you to search through the emails in a folder by email address and/or by subject line

==Configuration==
There are a few things you will want to configure initially to ensure optimal performance of the webmail client.
 
===Setting Up Special Folders===
*Select '''Settings''' from '''Menu Icons'''.
*Select '''Special Folders''' from the list of options on the left hand side of the screen.
*In '''Special Folders''' you will see four drop down menus: 
[[File:SpecialFolders.jpg]] 
*From here you can designate which of your folders you would like to use for the various functions.
*Once the special folders are configured just the way you want, click '''Save'''.

File:Webmaillgin.png

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File:Webmail2.png

2015-05-11T13:01:00Z

Robison.justin:

Webmail Tutorial

2015-05-11T13:00:05Z

Robison.justin:

=The ACD.net Webmail System=
Welcome to the new ACD.net webmail system. The following tutorial will assist you in navigating the new interface. 
[[File:Webmaillgin.png]] 
==Toolbar Icons==
To the top left of the interface, next to the ACD.net logo you will see the toolbar. 
[[File:WebmailToolbar1 copy.jpg]] 
*If you cannot see these icons next to the ACD.net logo, you may have java disabled or you may need to upgrade your web browser.
'''1. Check for new messages'''
:Clicking this will check for new messages in your Inbox.
'''2. Create a new message'''
:Clicking this allows you to compose a new email message
'''3. Reply to sender'''
:Clicking this allows you to reply to a message you have selected.
'''4. Reply to sender and all recipients'''
:Clicking this will allow you to reply to all recipients on a message you have selected which was sent to more than one party.
'''5. Forward the message'''
:Click this to forward the message you have selected.
'''6. Move message to trash'''
:Click this to move the selected message or messages from the current folder to the folder you have designated as the '''Trash''' folder.
'''7. Mark messages'''
:Clicking this opens a drop-down list that gives you the option to mark the selected message or messages: 
:'''1. As read'''
:'''2. As unread'''
:'''3. As flagged'''
:'''4. As unflagged''' 
'''8. More actions'''
:Clicking this opens a drop-down list that gives you the following options: 
:'''1. Print this message'''
:'''2. Download (as a .eml file)'''
:'''3. Edit as new'''
:'''4. This will open the selected message and edit it as if it were a new message.'''
:'''5. Show source'''
::Will show you the html source code of the email along with the message headers.

==Menu Icons==
[[File:Menu1 jpg.jpg]] 
'''1. Email''' 
:Clicking on this will take you back to the email interface when you are in another section. 
'''2. Address Book''' 
'''3. Settings''' 
'''4. Logout''' 
'''5. Search Bar''' 
:This search bar allows you to search through the emails in a folder by email address and/or by subject line

==Configuration==
There are a few things you will want to configure initially to ensure optimal performance of the webmail client.
 
===Setting Up Special Folders===
*Select '''Settings''' from '''Menu Icons'''.
*Select '''Special Folders''' from the list of options on the left hand side of the screen.
*In '''Special Folders''' you will see four drop down menus: 
[[File:SpecialFolders.jpg]] 
*From here you can designate which of your folders you would like to use for the various functions.
*Once the special folders are configured just the way you want, click '''Save'''.

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2015-05-11T12:27:32Z

Robison.justin:

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T12:22:57Z

Robison.justin:

[[File:acdwebmail_logo.png|left]]
 '''ACD.net Webmail Setup'''
 
 
 
 

'''Standard Configuration'''
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP/SSL Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.

#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''POP3/SSL Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 995 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.
 
 
[[File:Cpwebm.jpg|left]]

 '''cPanel - E-Mail Setup'''
 
 
 
 
'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 143.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with Username and Password).
 
'''For Further assistance in configuring your email client please call support at 517-999-9999'''

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T12:22:26Z

Robison.justin:

[[File:acdwebmail_logo.png|left]]
 '''ACD.net Webmail Setup'''
 
 
 
 

'''Standard Configuration'''
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.

#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 995 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.
 
 
[[File:Cpwebm.jpg|left]]

 '''cPanel - E-Mail Setup'''
 
 
 
 
'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 143.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with Username and Password).
 
'''For Further assistance in configuring your email client please call support at 517-999-9999'''

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T12:21:48Z

Robison.justin:

[[File:acdwebmail_logo.png|left]]
 '''ACD.net Webmail Setup'''
 
 
 
 

'''Standard setup for e-mail clients'''
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.

#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 995 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.
 
 
[[File:Cpwebm.jpg|left]]

 '''cPanel - E-Mail Setup'''
 
 
 
 
'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 143.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with Username and Password).
 
'''For Further assistance in configuring your email client please call support at 517-999-9999'''

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T12:21:01Z

Robison.justin:

[[File:acdwebmail_logo.png|left]]
 '''ACD.net Webmail Setup'''
 
 
 
 

'''Unencrypted Setup for e-mail clients'''
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.

#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 995 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.
 
 
[[File:Cpwebm.jpg|left]]

 '''cPanel - E-Mail Setup'''
 
 
 
 
'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 143.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with Username and Password).
 
'''For Further assistance in configuring your email client please call support at 517-999-9999'''

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T12:20:45Z

Robison.justin:

[[File:acdwebmail_logo.png|left]]
 '''ACD.net Webmail Setup'''
 
 
 
 

'''Unencrypted Setup for e-mail clients'''
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.

#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 995 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.
 
 
[[File:Cpwebm.jpg|left]]

 '''cPanel - E-Mail Setup'''
 
 
 
 
'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 143.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with Username and Password).
 
 
'''For Further assistance in configuring your email client please call support at 517-999-9999'''

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T12:20:10Z

Robison.justin:

[[File:acdwebmail_logo.png|left]]
 '''ACD.net Webmail Setup'''
 
 
 
 

'''Unencrypted Setup for e-mail clients'''
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.

#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 995 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.
 
 
[[File:Cpwebm.jpg|left]]

 '''cPanel - E-Mail Setup'''
 
 
 
 
'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 143.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with Username and Password).
 
 
***'''For Further assistance in configuring your email client please call support at 517-999-9999'''

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T12:19:42Z

Robison.justin:

[[File:acdwebmail_logo.png|left]]
 '''ACD.net Webmail Setup'''
 
 
 
 

'''Unencrypted Setup for e-mail clients'''
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.

#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 995 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.
 
 
[[File:Cpwebm.jpg|left]]

 '''cPanel - E-Mail Setup'''
 
 
 
 
'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 143.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with Username and Password).

***'''For Further assistance in configuring your email client please call support at 517-999-9999'''

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T12:18:18Z

Robison.justin:

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T12:17:13Z

Robison.justin:

[[File:acdwebmail_logo.png|left]]
 '''ACD.net Webmail Setup'''
 
 
 
 

'''Unencrypted Setup for e-mail clients'''
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.

#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 995 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.
 
 
[[File:Cpwebm.jpg|left]]

 '''cPanel - E-Mail Setup'''
 
 
 
'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 143.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with Username and Password).

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T12:16:22Z

Robison.justin:

[[File:acdwebmail_logo.png|left]]
 '''ACD.net Webmail Setup'''
 
 
 
 

#Reply to/Sent from Email Address: Must match the username! Contact Support, if you need this set up different.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
'''Unencrypted Setup for e-mail clients'''
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.

#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 995 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.
 
 
[[File:Cpwebm.jpg|left]]

 '''cPanel - E-Mail Setup'''
 
 
 
'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 143.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with Username and Password).

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T12:15:51Z

Robison.justin:

[[File:acdwebmail_logo.png|left]]
 '''ACD.net Webmail Setup'''
 
 
 
 
This category contains articles that have basic instructions with screen shots for the purpose of setting up an email client.

There are several things that need to be configured for your ACD email to work properly.

#Reply to/Sent from Email Address: Must match the username! Contact Support, if you need this set up different.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
'''Unencrypted Setup for e-mail clients'''
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.

#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 995 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.
 
 
[[File:Cpwebm.jpg|left]]

 '''cPanel - E-Mail Setup'''
 
 
 
'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 143.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.YOURDOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with Username and Password).

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T12:03:06Z

Robison.justin:

[[File:acdwebmail_logo.png|left]]
 '''ACD.net Webmail Setup'''
 
 
 
 
This category contains articles that have basic instructions with screen shots for the purpose of setting up an email client.

There are several things that need to be configured for your ACD email to work properly.

#Reply to/Sent from Email Address: Must match the username! Contact Support, if you need this set up different.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
'''Unencrypted Setup for e-mail clients'''
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.

#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 995 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.
 
 
[[File:Cpwebm.jpg|left]]

 '''cPanel - E-Mail Setup'''
 
 
 
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.DOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.DOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).
*CPanel supports some alternate configurations, including IMAP.

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T12:01:24Z

Robison.justin:

[[File:acdwebmail_logo.png|left]]
 '''ACD.net Webmail Setup'''
 
 
 
This category contains articles that have basic instructions with screen shots for the purpose of setting up an email client.

There are several things that need to be configured for your ACD email to work properly.

#Reply to/Sent from Email Address: Must match the username! Contact Support, if you need this set up different.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
'''Unencrypted Setup for e-mail clients'''
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.

#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 995 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.
 
 
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 '''CPanel Email Accounts are configured similarly'''
 
 
 
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.DOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.DOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).
*CPanel supports some alternate configurations, including IMAP.

File:Cpwebm.jpg

2015-05-11T11:55:42Z

Robison.justin:

File:Acdwebmail logo.png

2015-05-11T11:50:55Z

Robison.justin:

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T11:33:49Z

Robison.justin:

This category contains articles that have basic instructions with screen shots for the purpose of setting up an email client.

There are several things that need to be configured for your ACD email to work properly.

#Reply to/Sent from Email Address: Must match the username! Contact Support, if you need this set up different.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
'''Unencrypted Setup for e-mail clients'''
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.

#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 995 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''CPanel Email Accounts are configured similarly'''
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.DOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.DOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).
*CPanel supports some alternate configurations, including IMAP.

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T11:33:14Z

Robison.justin:

This category contains articles that have basic instructions with screen shots for the purpose of setting up an email client.

There are several things that need to be configured for your ACD email to work properly.

#Reply to/Sent from Email Address: Must match the username! Contact Support, if you need this set up different.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
'''Unencrypted Mail Setup for email clients'''
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP Configuration''' - allows users to store their email on remote servers. This two-way protocol also allows the user to synchronize their email among many devices.

#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''POP3 Configuration''' - POP simply downloads email to your computer, and usually (but not always) deletes the email from the remote server.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 995 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

'''CPanel Email Accounts are configured similarly'''
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.DOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.DOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).
*CPanel supports some alternate configurations, including IMAP.

Category:Email Configuration and Setup

2015-05-11T11:20:20Z

Robison.justin:

This category contains articles that have basic instructions with screen shots for the purpose of setting up an email client.

There are several things that need to be configured for your ACD email to work properly.

#Reply to/Sent from Email Address: Must match the username! Contact Support, if you need this set up different.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
'''Unencrypted Mail Setup for email clients'''
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 110
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).

'''IMAP Configuration'''
#Username: This will be your full email address with @acd.net(or applicable domain) at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.acd.net on port 993 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally smtp.acd.net on port 465 SSL.
#Outgoing Server: Use the same settings as incoming mail server.

CPanel Email Accounts are configured similarly.
#Username: This will be your full email address with @DOMAIN.com at the end.
#Password: Make sure it's right!
#Incoming Server: This is normally mail.DOMAIN.com on port 110.
#Outgoing Server: This is normally mail.DOMAIN.com on port 25.
#Outgoing server needs to authenticate(log in with UN PW info).
*CPanel supports some alternate configurations, including IMAP.

Talk:Main Page

2015-05-08T11:54:48Z

Robison.justin:

'''I was able to get the wiki completely functional. Took a few permission setting adjustments for images/* directory as it is on a shared cpanel server.
I am now able to upload files only when logged in and only edit when logged in.'''

'''No Errors that I can find anymore. Update this page if you find some and add the error also. Thanks! JR 5/8/2015 7:53AM'''
============================================================================================================================================================================

DONE! - I was able to get the DB altered and working with this legacy LTS 1.19 version of MediaWIKI. Now you can edit/save pages JR 5/6/2015 8:12AM

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CURRENTLY WORKING OUT THE BUGS IN THIS VERSION OF MEDIAWIKI. PLEASE POST ANY ERRORS YOU SEE.

*When editing a page mysql will partially fail until I manually run a script. This will be fixed. Working on it now. 5/6/2015 JR. 7:30AM

File:Acdcams.jpg

2015-05-08T11:49:59Z

Robison.justin:

File:Banner bkgd.jpg

2015-05-08T11:49:38Z

Robison.justin:

Latency Testing

2015-05-06T12:15:07Z

Robison.justin: Blanked the page

Talk:Main Page

2015-05-06T12:14:04Z

Robison.justin:

'''DONE! - I was able to get the DB altered and working with this legacy LTS 1.19 version of MediaWIKI. Now you can edit/save pages JR 5/6/2015 8:12AM'''

============================================================================================================================================================================

CURRENTLY WORKING OUT THE BUGS IN THIS VERSION OF MEDIAWIKI. PLEASE POST ANY ERRORS YOU SEE.

*When editing a page mysql will partially fail until I manually run a script. This will be fixed. Working on it now. 5/6/2015 JR. 7:30AM

Talk:Main Page

2015-05-06T12:13:48Z

Robison.justin:

'''DONE! - I was able to get the DB altered and working with this legacy LTS 1.19 version of MediaWIKI. Now you can edit/pages JR 5/6/2015 8:12AM'''

============================================================================================================================================================================

CURRENTLY WORKING OUT THE BUGS IN THIS VERSION OF MEDIAWIKI. PLEASE POST ANY ERRORS YOU SEE.

*When editing a page mysql will partially fail until I manually run a script. This will be fixed. Working on it now. 5/6/2015 JR. 7:30AM

Talk:Main Page

2015-05-06T12:12:48Z

Robison.justin:

'''DONE! - I was able to get the DB altered and working with this legacy LTS 1.19 version of MediaWIKI. Now you can save things without it breaking. JR 5/6/2015 8:12AM'''

============================================================================================================================================================================

CURRENTLY WORKING OUT THE BUGS IN THIS VERSION OF MEDIAWIKI. PLEASE POST ANY ERRORS YOU SEE.

*When editing a page mysql will partially fail until I manually run a script. This will be fixed. Working on it now. 5/6/2015 JR. 7:30AM

Latency Testing

2015-05-06T12:01:41Z

Robison.justin:

test
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