Email Support
The Markegy website maintenance service is designed to deliver a fast, reliable and managed WordPress hosting environment for businesses that do not have time and/or resources to monitor and manage their websites every week. Although our server includes a very reliable and robust email system, we recommend using a dedicated email server to manage your emails.
If you are using the Markegy web server for email, then please be aware that we do not provide ongoing support unless there is an error in our server. You are responsible for installing and configuring your own local email software. (E.g. Outlook, Mail, Thunderbird etc.)
How to use email with the Markegy Web Server
Option 1. External mail server (recommended)
We recommend this solution for any business with more than a few employees and who rely heavily on email to do their day-to-day business.
An external mail server is provided by a third party such as Google Workspace. With an external mail server, your DNS is modified so that your emails are sent directly to the third party server. This separates your website server from your email server, and gives you a much more powerful email solution.
If you would like more information about moving your email to an enterprise grade dedicated mail server, email us at office@markegy.at, and we will be happy to help.
2. Email software
The second solution for your email is to use a software package to manage your emails. For a small business this can be a good solution but you do need to manage your own email software configuration.
You should select just one email program to manage your email. Gmail from Google is a very reliable and flexible option and is compatible with almost every device. If you prefer a desktop solution (where all your emails are stored on your local system) then Thunderbird, Mail or Outlook are the most popular.
To implement this solution, you will need to create an email box on your website hosting server, and then connect to that email box from your email software. The tutorials below will provide all the information you need to manage this process.
In most cases, Markegy will create your email boxes for you and provide all of your login information, so you will only need to follow the relevant “How to Configure Your Email Client” instructions below. Our standard packages include the set up of up to 5 email boxes.
Note: It is very important that you remove emails from your website hosting server after you download them to ensure you do not overload your server hard drive space. This is a checkbox setting in your email system.
Managing Your Emails and Mailboxes
How to Create Email Accounts
This tutorial explains how to create an email account for one of your domain names. (If you do not have access to your Site Tools console, please contact “office@markegy.at”)
How to Change your Email Account Password
This tutorial explains how to change your email password.
How to access your email online via Webmail
This tutorial will show you how to access webmail from Site Tools and from your website domain. Please note: The use of webmail is only recommended for troubleshooting or in emergency. We do NOT recommend storing your email on your website hosting server.
How to Configure Your Email Client
How to configure Gmail to manage my email account
This tutorial shows you how to connect Gmail to your email box so that you can manage your email using Gmail.
How to configure Microsoft Outlook to manage my email account
This tutorial shows you how to connect Microsoft Outlook to your email box so that you can manage your email using Gmail.
How to configure Mac Mail to manage my email account
This tutorial shows you how to connect Mac Mail to your email box so that you can manage your email using Gmail.
How to configure Mozilla Thunderbird to manage my email account
This tutorial shows you how to connect Mozilla Thunderbird to your email box so that you can manage your email using Gmail.
More Information About Email
Email Security Tutorial
Some useful and interesting information about email security.
Email Protocols – POP3, SMTP and IMAP
Interesting and useful information about the different email protocols that are available.