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Welcome to the Email Support pages of Peter Cox Design Studio

On this page:

Guide to Mailbox Control Panel Administration details

Related pages:

Guide to MCP Spam Filtering

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1. Guide to MCP Aministration details
Please note that not all the features illustrated may be applicable to your Control Panel.

 

Your MCP Administration details are accessed via the Administration tab on the main MCP page:

1. The main Administration page provides an alternative means to delete unwanted mail from your inbox. Remember that use of this will result in permanent deletion – and you will not be able to see any of the mail messages that are affected. Use with caution.

2. You can also set up your mailbox to automatically send a reply to all email received. This may be very useful if you are unable to reply to email for an extend period of time or wish to make a general announcement to anyone who may email you. However, in some circumstances this can become a security risk and can also confirm a live email account to a spamming operation. Use with caution.

3. Set up any required email forwarding using the third Admin option. Add or delete destination addresses and choose whether or not to leave a copy of each message on the server (in your mailbox) as well as being forwarded.

4. Change your mailbox access password. Bear in mind that any changes made MUST also be reflected in the access settings of your email client in order for it to be able to access and download email from your mailbox.

Also remember that the record of the initial access password issued with your email account and held here will no longer be correct; so please keep a secure record of any changes you make. In the event of a lost password that is not recorded at PCDS the password will need to be reset by PCDS.

Related pages:

Guide to MCP Spam Filtering

 

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