How to access Webmail: Difference between revisions
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If you have a Forget About IT® server via the email server module, then to get to your Webmail interface you need to use your external server name. We usually set this up as mail.yourdomain.com or server.yourdomain.com, so for example https://mail.supporting-role.co.uk/. |
If you have a Forget About IT® server via the email server module, then to get to your Webmail interface you need to use your external server name. We usually set this up as mail.yourdomain.com or server.yourdomain.com, so for example https://mail.supporting-role.co.uk/. |
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You may get a security warning. This will be because the encryption certificate is signed by Forget About IT® Ltd, and your browser may not recognise it. Most browsers have the option to save the certificate, or you can install our root certificate by following [[ |
You may get a security warning. This will be because the encryption certificate is signed by Forget About IT® Ltd, and your browser may not recognise it. Most browsers have the option to save the certificate, or you can install our root certificate by following [[SSL_Certificates|these]] instructions. |
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If you are not sure of your external server name, please give us a call. |
If you are not sure of your external server name, please give us a call. |
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Revision as of 10:44, 3 March 2014
If you are using our shared email server, then you can log in to Webmail by going to https://webmail.supporting-role.net/, enter your username and password when prompted, and then click on the Webmail link.
Dedicated Forget About IT® Email Server
If you have a Forget About IT® server via the email server module, then to get to your Webmail interface you need to use your external server name. We usually set this up as mail.yourdomain.com or server.yourdomain.com, so for example https://mail.supporting-role.co.uk/.
You may get a security warning. This will be because the encryption certificate is signed by Forget About IT® Ltd, and your browser may not recognise it. Most browsers have the option to save the certificate, or you can install our root certificate by following these instructions.
If you are not sure of your external server name, please give us a call.
