Domain Names
What is a domain name? A domain name is a web address. You need to register a web address in order to have a live website on the internet.
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Email Options
There are several ways that email can be added/accessed on your domain name. Email forwarding, POP3 Mailbox Accounts
IMAP Mailbox Accounts, Server Name / MX Record change, Microsoft Exchange
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My email doesn't work
Use this procedure to determine the problem with your email
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Website Statistics
How do I understand my webstats and what do they tell me?
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How to move an existing (pre registered) domain name to your website
If you already have a domain name and want to associate it with your new website, follow these steps:
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Sending emails using your domain
Here are instructions for how to send email using your domain name.
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Domain name renewals
This information explains what happens when your domain name is due for renewal.
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Lapsed Domain Names
What to do if you haven't renewed your domain name on time and decide you want to renew it.
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Domain Email and Minimising Spam
Change email forwarding rules to minimise spam. How did someone take over my email account to send spam. How did the spammers find my email address?
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What is a forwarding email address?
What is a forwarding email address and when do I need one?
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How many email addresses can I have using my domain?
You can have as many email aliases as you require, but limited pop mailboxes.
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Creating new POP3 Email Mailbox Accounts
You can now add new POP3 email mailboxes directly through our CMS. Just click on the red email button under your domain name, then follow directions.
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What are your nameservers and IP addresses
The nameservers are the machines that convert web addresses,etc to machine IP addresses. You set these nameservers at your domain registry, then use our CMS for everything else.
Primary Nameserver: ns1.cms-tool.net (210.48.69.34)
Secondary Nameserver: ns2.cms-tool.net (203.89.187.195)
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