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Tools > Options > Getting Started > Select "Tools," then "Options". Next highlight the "Getting Started" icon. In the "Real name" block put your name, i.e. John Doe. Your email address i.e. john@mail.yourdomainname.com, goes in the "Return Address" block. In "Mail Server (Incoming)" type mail.yourdomainname.com. Your login name is, i.e. john%yourdomainname.com and next, type mail.yourdomainname.com in "SMTP Server (Outgoing)." Check the "Allow Authentication" box. Highlight the "Checking Mail" icon. In the "Mail Server" block insert, mail.yourdomainname.com, and login name, i.e. john%yourdomainname.com in the "Login Name" block. Check "Send on Check" and "Save Password" blocks. Highlight the "Incoming Mail" icon. Select "POP3" for your "Server Configuration". Select "Passwords" for "Authentication Style." Highlight the "Sending Mail" icon. In the "Return Address" block, type your email address, i.e. john@yourdomainname.com and enter mail.yourdomainname.com in the "SMTP server" block. Check the "Allow authentication', "Immediate Send", and "Send on check" blocks. Your Eudora Setup is Complete.

Note: If a user accesses the server via a POP or IMAP mailer, it is possible to specify the full account name in the mailer "account name" settings. Since many mailers do not like to see the @ symbol in the account name, the % symbol can be used instead. The user webmaster that has an account in the secondary domain DOMAIN_NAME.COM should specify the account name as webmaster%DOMAIN_NAME.COM, not just as webmaster. For detailed information please see: Access to CommuniGate Pro Accounts.