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Access your Email from the Webmail Interface
IMPORTANT
Email Hosting Orders activated on or after 2 July, 2009, will have a separate Email management
and Webmail interface.
As an alternative to downloading and viewing your emails using Email Clients,
PagesGarden.com provides you a Web-based interface to access your
emails online from anywhere. We provide rich innovative user-interfaces
that are specifically designed for business users. The Webmail interface allows each of your users
to manage their emails, address book, tasks, appointments, password, email
forwarding options, auto-responders, etc. in an effective manner.
To access your Webmail interface, you can use the URL of the form
http://webmail.yourdomainname.com. Here, you would need to login with the your
email address and the corresponding password.
IMPORTANT
Please note the following information related to your usage of PagesGarden.com's
Email Hosting service:
- Before you start using PagesGarden.com's Email Hosting
service, you
need to either -
- modify the Name
Servers of your domain name to PagesGarden.com's
Name Servers, or
- create the
necessary DNS Records on the existing Name Servers of the domain name.
Click
here to read more about it >>
If the MX Records created on the existing Name Servers do not point to
the IP addresses of PagesGarden.com's Email Server, anyone
sending emails to email addresses using PagesGarden.com's
Email Hosting service will encounter the following bounce back message:
Sorry, that domain isn't in my list of allowed rcpthosts (#5.7.1)
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PagesGarden.com's Email Hosting Servers have basic anti-spam
protection enabled. External Email Servers sending emails to PagesGarden.com's
Email Hosting Servers are required to have proper, fully compliant Reverse DNS
Records (also referred to as FCrDNS on the Internet). This helps PagesGarden.com's
Email Hosting Servers detect trojaned computers trying to send us spam and/or
viruses. Absence of a reverse DNS entry will result in the emails being rejected
with the following message:
Client host rejected: cannot find your reverse
hostname (#5.7.1)
If emails sent to you by someone are being rejected due to a lack of a Reverse
DNS Record, then the sender needs to contact the their Email Service Provider.
The Email Service Provider need to add an appropriate PTR (Pointer) Record in their DNS
Server. Also, a PTR Record must have a corresponding valid A Record.
For example, if the sender Email Server is mail.senderdomainname.com and it is
mapped to the IP Address 111.222.333.444, then the following DNS Records must
exist:
mail.senderdomainname.com. IN
A 111.222.333.444
111.222.333.444.in-addr.arpa. IN
PTR mail.senderdomainname.com.
One matching pair of PTR and A Records is sufficient. Hence, even if there are
multiple A Records pointing to the same IP address, having any one of them in
the PTR Record is sufficient.
Reference:
RFC1912 >>
IMPORTANTPresence of a valid PTR Record does not exempt the sending Email Server from
other anti-spam checks.
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