Using the Free Email Service

Free Email Service comprises of the following services:

  • Email Account: DotServe Inc provides you with 2 Email Account(s) free with every domain purchase, alongwith POP/IMAP access. Each account comes with 100 MB space.

  • Email Forwarding: This service is provided free upon purchase of any Product/Service through DotServe Inc.

Activate the Email Service

  1. Proceed to the Free Email Service interface. See details

  2. Click the Manage Email link.

    Note

    The Free Email Service will be activated when you click Manage Email for the first time.

Note

For Resellers: The Free Email Service can be activated only if the Order belongs to a Customer immediately under you.

Authorize our Email Server to Send/Receive Emails for your Domain Name

Upon activating your Free Email Service, you need to enable our Email Server to be able to send/receive mails for your domain name. The simplest method to allow this is to modify your domain name's Name Servers to ours.

You have the following options:

  • Change your Domain Name's Name Servers: You would find the list of Name Servers you need to set for your domain name to use the Email Service by clicking on the Name Server Details link under the DNS Management section.

    Note

    If the domain name is not registered with DotServe Inc, the Name Servers required to use the Email Service will be displayed. You need to set these Name Servers for your domain name through your domain name's registration service provider.

  • Change your Domain Name's DNS Records: If you wish to retain the Name Servers of your domain name, instead of using DotServe Inc's Name Servers, you would need to create the DNS (MX, CNAME, TXT) Records on your existing Name Servers.

    The DNS records are listed in the Email Hosting Management interface under Mail > DNS Configuration.See details

     

Use the Email Service

You need to create the Free Email Account, Email Forwards and specify other settings through the Email Management Interface. See details