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Getting Bounce Back Messages
If you are getting many returned emails and bounce back messages but not sure why, it is most likely "email spoofing". This happens quite often on the most commonly used addresses (info@, sales@, webmaster@, etc.) and also on email addresses that are listed on the website. Unfortunately this cannot be...

Using Entourage to Check Email
Entourage is an email client for the Macintosh that is included with Microsoft Office for Mac. All versions of Entourage can be used with our web hosting email service. To check email with Entourage: First, open Entourage Click the Tools menu at the top of the screen Click New In the Your Name field,...

Using Thunderbird to Check Email
Thunderbird is a free email client, available for download at: http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird/. To configure Thunderbird for use with your POP email service: Open Thunderbird Click Edit Click Account Settings Click Add Account in the bottom left Select Email Account Click Next Enter the following information: Your Name - What you want your recipients to see Email address - username@yoursitedomain.comClick Next Select...

Using Mac OS X Mail to Check Email
Mac OS X comes with a built in email program called Mail. To configure OS X Mail: First, open the Mail application Go to the Mail menu and select Preferences... Click on Create Account Enter information into the following fields: Account Type - Select "POP Account". Description - Enter a name for the mailbox Email Address - Enter...

Using SSH to Import and Export your Data and Databases
You can export your database by using the "mysqldump" command. From the SSH command line, enter the command: mysqldump your_db_name > your_db_name.dmp This will push all data from the specified database into a dump file for backup. To import data from a dump file you can simply direct it into the MySQL command. mysql...