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Creating Your Email Accounts

To create your TelePacific email account(s), begin by opening your Internet browser and going to http://controlpanel.telepacific.net.

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At this page enter your Administrator ID and Password as provided to you by TelePacific and click Login.

Once logged in, click the link located in the left sidebar labeled “Add User” as pictured below:
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In the “User Login” area enter the user portion of the email address that you wish to create (e.g., to create jdoe@yourdomain.com, you would simply enter "jdoe").

If you manage multiple domain names, select the domain name for which you are creating the mailbox in the Domain Name pulldown.

Enter the First and Last Name for the user to which the new mailbox will belong.

Enter a Secure Password in the field provided and re-enter your Secure Password in the field labeled Verify Password. Note that a Secure Password is one that does not spell a word, contains at least one number, and is at least six characters long. If you wish to have a password generated for you, simply leave this box blank.

Click on the “Add User” button at the bottom of the page.
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Congratulations!

You have created your TelePacific email account. Now, visit Configuring Your Email Program to set up your email program so you can check your new account.

Configuring Your Email Program

Configure your mail client or wireless device to download your email messages. To learn about configuration settings, click the name of your mail client or wireless device below

If your mail client isn't listed here, we regret that we're not yet able to provide assistance with its configuration.


Mail Clients

Wireless Devices

Email Features

POP3 Support

Ability for POP3 Client to access mailboxes

IMAP Support

Ability for IMAP Client to access mailboxes

SMTP Authentication

Ability to Authenticate SMTP session to allow for use of SMTP servers outside of ISPs network

IMAP/POP before SMTP

Ability to Authenticate SMTP use by logging IMAP/POP usage and allowing IMAP/POP Authentication to serve as SMTP authentication.

Mail Forwarding

Ability to forward mail to remote mailbox

Group/Domain Quota

Maximum disk space allowed for ALL users combined within a domain

User Quota

Maximum disk space allowed for user

Webmail

Web based email application

Address book import/export

Ability to import or export webmail address book

Address book groups

Ability to maintain groups within the webmail address book

Global (domain) address book

Global address book housing all email addresses within a domain

Make global (domain) address book read-only

Make the global address book read only

Layout Selection

Ability to choose the layout type for webmail

Personal Folders

Ability to have personal folders for storing emails outside of the INBOX

Email to Folder rules

Ability to create rules which divert emails to separate folders

Image Blocking

Default blocking the displaying of images within emails without authorization to avoid receipt tracking and virus abuse.

Mobile Access

Ability to view email via POP on small screen mobile devices.

Signature

Ability to attach a signature to all outbound emails sent via webmail

Language Selection

Ability to select default language used for webmail interface

Spell Check

Ability to check spelling of messages sent from webmail interface

Advanced HTML Editor

Ability to use HTML WYSIWIG editor for editing messages in additional to default textbox editor

Interface Auto-detection

Auto detection of most suitable interface for the browser being used to open webmail

Remember Me Support

Ability to remember a users email address for the login interface to facilitate quicker login

Spam Filtering

Filtering of SPAM messages

Sender Verification

Verify sending domain name has valid MX record and reverse DNS

Personal Spam Settings

Allow users to modify their SPAM filtering preferences

Trusted Address Book for Spam

 

Spam Pass Through Feature

 

Spam Treatment Toggle

Ability to choose treatment of messages marked as spam. Delete, Move to Folder, Mark Subject

Accept whitelist mail only

Only accept mail from email addresses that are listed in a user’s whitelist.

URI-DNS-BL Support

Lookup of any URLs within a message to match against known spam sites.

SPF Support

SPF method of sender verification

AWL Support

Automatic whitelist support. Caching of non spam email from addresses to help facilitate less false-positive matches by the spam filtering engine

Beyesian Filtering

Learning Spam Filter Engine

DNSBL Support (spamhaus)

Compare the IP of the sender to Backhole Lists which contain known spammers

75 Maximum Connections

Maximum total SMTP sessions allowed per server

5 Maximum Connections per IP

Maximum simultaneous connections allowed per originating IP to the SMTP server

100 Maximum Recipients per SMTP session

Maximum recipients allowed per connection to the SMTP server

14MB Maximum Message Size

Maximum individual message size

100 Maximum Recipients per Message

Maximum recipients allowed per message

100 Maximum Messages per day

Maximum messages allowed per user per day

Virus Scanning

Scanning and deleting of emails containing viruses

Block Attachments based on extension

Blocking of attachments without scanning which contain known dangerous file extensions (.exe, .pif, .bat, .scr, .lnk, .com)

Modify A Record

Ability to add/delete/modify A record for customer owned domain

Modify CNAME Record

Ability to add/delete/modify CNAME record for customer owned domain

Modify MX Record

Ability to add/delete/modify MX record for customer owned domain

Ability to manage domains mailboxes

Ability for administrator to add/remove/modify mailboxes up to defined limit for customers domain

 
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