Our site is cool, but also yours is very nice too

Exstremely lovely site. Very impressed about all the lesson there are to learn and to know how much help is there also. Keep up the great work

Hello Yehudi :)

If you're sure you've already configured your hosted email address to be able to use the POP3 (by default all gmail, and hosted email cant access POP3) .. and still receiving error message

try getting the GMail Tools (its available from Google although i forgot where i get the program) .. and look through the error message, optionally you can send it to Google team

because i've experienced that problem too and it was caused by errors somewhere on Google Hosted account

I have been able to configure may google hosted domain mail boxes in Outlook Express and AppleMail. Nonetheless I haven't been able to make them work with Outlook 2003 or Outlook 2007. When I do a send/receive it keeps on asking for the password showin a 0x080CCC92 error.

In Outlook Express I'm using:
requiere authentication
pop.gmail.com port 995
smtp.gmail.com port 465 ssl

Any help will be much appreciated.

Dont worry about it Venkatesh :)

and yes the Google Apps will always be free, but just in case you want to increase your email storage quota you can always use their premier service (you'll get 10GB email storage) lol

Yes Reaper, I am using their DNS service purely and not their hosting service. Till now, I have not been charged, so I presume that the DNS service is free.

Sorry for the delay in replying.

Regards,

Venkatesh

does that mean you're using their dns service ? or something else ? (i just checked their site and found that they're also providing dns service too)

anyway that's good to hear that you're domain is already up and running :)

Well, what I did was register for an account with nearlyfreespeech.net and then was able to make DNS entries and it is now up and running. :)

Of course you can do it even without a webhost as long as your domain registrar gave you a full control of your domain name

As for the step basically it's the same like this but this time instead of using your webhost control panel (WHM) or asking your webhost to change your DNS name if you dont have access to edit Zone for your domain name. You just go to your registrar control panel and set your zone manually :)

Hi,
Thanks for this article, I was wondering what would happen if I just registered a domain and I have not hosted it ever. How would I be able to change all these things that you are asking me to do?

Any help or suggestion would be highly appreciated. Thanks a lot in advance!

Regards,

Venkatesh

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