Managed IT Services in Central Florida
Earlier in the month of June a RoundCube update was completed on our servers. This update adds increased security for our client’s email platforms but also brought an unexpected change. Although change is inevitable with technology, it often causes little speed bumps in our daily routines when these changes come unexpectedly. This was the case Read More …
Is your email address sending spam email? If your email recipients complain of having received spam messages from your email address, it is most likely caused because your email account has been compromised or spoofed. Similarly, if your inbox is being filled with bounce back messages from emails you do not remember sending, your account Read More …
Step #1: Launch Settings If you have re-arranged your home screen and Settings is not readily visible, you may swipe right and begin typing “Settings” into Spotlight to launch the app. Step #2: Add the Email Account In the Settings app, navigate to Mail, and then tap on Accounts. Tap on Add Account to begin Read More …
Step #1: Sign into Web-based Email All United PC Basic Email accounts include access to web-based email. To access your web-based email account, type the following into your browser’s’ address bar: http://webmail.yourdomain.com (replace yourdomain.com with your primary account domain name) Sign in by typing in your Email Address and Password and then clicking the Log Read More …
“Be sure to use a strong password” is advice we all constantly see online. Here’s how to create a strong password — and, more importantly, how to actually remember it. Using a password manager helps here, as it can create strong passwords and remember them for you. But, even if you use a password manager, Read More …
Outlook maintains a “nickname” list that is used by both the automatic name checking and the AutoCompletion features. The nickname list is automatically compiled as you address email messages. If the nickname cache becomes corrupt, Outlook may not be able to identify recipients, may offer incorrect recipients, may send to an incorrect or old email Read More …
There is a long standing “problem” between Outlook and Internet email – Outlook uses a proprietary email format that only Outlook and Exchange (and a few other clients, including gmail) can decipher. When the recipient doesn’t use Outlook, they get a plain text message and an attachment named winmail.dat. Additionally, the attachment icon may be Read More …
Sometimes it is necessary to change your email address password. For whatever reason, when this becomes necessary go to “http://mailboxes.mydomain.com” (replace “mydomain.com” with your own domain name). Once there, you will be presented with a logon screen like this: Log in with your existing email account name and password. Once you have successfully logged in, Read More …
POP vs IMAP While many of the email users of the world are perfectly happy to use their browser based client with whatever the pre-defined rules are for their configuration, it’s important to remember that you have control over how your email travels. The two big methods of email delivery — POP and IMAP — Read More …
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