Web host servers can be customized to private name servers in Dynadot.com. This tutorial will help you in the process of creating your own private name servers.

Here are the steps to create a private name server at Dynadot.com:

1. This guide provides information on creating private name servers at Dynadot.com.

2. Assuming that you already have a domain name listed at Dynadot.com which starts from their main page, you will now be able to create a “customized” name server for your domain . In order to do this, it is required to have one domain listed within its original registry. For example, if you want to create ns1.yourdomain.com, the website yourdomain.com must be listed in this registry. Click on the My Account link.

3. Type in your Dynadot.com username and password in the boxes provided.

4. Type in “demowolf” as your username.

5. Enter your password and click Sign in.

6. You should now be logged in to your Dynadot.com account. Click the Domain Names link.

7. Click the Name Servers link above the page.

8. Click the Register a Domain Name Server link.

9. Enter the new name server name in the Host field.

10. Type in ns1.demo789.info in the box and its new associated IP address in the IP address field. Your web host should provide you with your IP address.

11. Enter 66.197.205.246 and click the Submit button to create the name server. Once you are done creating this name server, you should repeat all the steps above to create the second one. It is always required to register at least two distinct name servers (for example, ns1 and ns2) with their own unique IP addresses. Keep in mind that when you submit this new information to the registry, you will need to wait for 24-48 hours due to the propagation process.
This is the same waiting period like in new domain registrations.

12. This demo lesson ends here. You are now equipped with information that will enable you to register private name servers. Take note that private name servers can only be created for domain names that are also listed within the registry.

13. Thank you for following our video tutorial. Feel free to inform us of any questions that you have.

March 7, 2012 at 11:00 pm | No comment

Private name servers make it look like you are hosting your own domain. It covers information regarding your original web host from your customers.

In order to create your private name servers at 000domains.com, just follow these steps:

1. This guide provides information on creating your private name servers at 000domains.com

2. Assuming that you already have a domain name listed at 000.domains.com which starts from their main page, you will now be able to create a “customized” name server for your domain. In order to do this, it is required to have one domain listed within its original registry. For example, if you want to create ns1.yourdomain.com, the website yourdomain.com must be listed in this registry. Enter your 000domains.com account name followed by the password in the login section.

3. Type in demowolf1 for the username.

4. Type your password. After this, click the button that says Login.

5. You should now be logged in to your own 000domains.com account. Click the My Domains link.

6. Select the website name you wish to use to in order to create private name servers, in this case demo345.info since the private name server we wish to create are ns1.demo345.info and ns2.demo345.info

7. Click the Register Name Server link.

8. Enter the new server name in the Host field/box.

9. Type in ns1 and its associated IP address in the IP address field. Your web host should provide you with your IP address.

10. Type in 66 in the first box.

11. Type in 197 in the second box.

12. Type in 205 in the third box.

13. Type in 246 in the fourth box. Once you are done creating this name server, you should repeat all the steps above to create the second one. It is always required to register at least two distinct name servers (for example, ns1 and ns2) with their own unique IP addresses. Keep in mind that when you submit these new information to the registry, you will need to wait for 24-48 hours due to the propagation process. This is the same waiting period like in new domain registrations.

14. This demo lesson ends here. You are now equipped with information that will enable you to register private nameservers. Take note that private nameservers can only be created for domain names that are also listed within the registry.

15. Thank you for following our video tutorial. Feel free to inform us of any questions that you have.

March 7, 2012 at 10:53 pm | No comment

Email setup in Windows (Vista) Mail is quick and easy. In the tutorial below, a detailed guide is provided in order for you to understand the process of setting up your email account.

Here are the steps that show you how to setup your email account in Windows Mail:

1. This tutorial is about setting up an email account in Windows (Vista) Mail.

2. It is first necessary to create an email account with your web host using the control panel of the provider you are registered with before doing the next few steps in this tutorial. After that, we can start creating the Windows (Vista) Mail email account that we need. Your Windows Mail email will enable you to send or receive messages to or from the new address from here. Begin by clicking on Tools which is one of the main links above the page.

3. Click Accounts from the selection.

4. From the Accounts window, click the Add button.

5. Ensure that the option for Email Account is selected. Click on Next.

6. Enter the name you prefer to be displayed as Sender in the field that says “From” for outgoing messages. Type in “john doe” in the Display Name field and click Next.

7. Enter the new email address in the field that says Email Address. Type in “john@demo1234.com” and click Next.

8. Type in the POP3 Incoming and SMTP Outgoing server settings in the boxes provided for them.

9. Type in “mail.demo1234.com” in the field for Incoming Mail Server.

10.Type in “mail.demo1234.com” in the field for the server of outgoing mail. After this, Click Next.

11. Enter the email address as your user name “john@demo1234.com”, in the field for email user name. Enter your password in the Password field.

12. Type in your password and then click Next.

13. If you are not going to check your email during this time, mark the option that says Do Not Download My Email At This Time.

14. Click Finish.

15. Click Properties.

16. Click the tab for Servers.

17. Mark the check box for Outgoing Server Requiring Authentication. Outgoing server authentication infers that Windows Mail will log in to the server of your account whenever you are sending emails (and not just receiving them), to make sure that you alone are the only one who is able to messages from your email address. Click Ok when you are finished.

18. That’s it! We were able to successfully set up the email account. You may now begin sending or receiving messages to or from the account and from Windows Mail. Click Close.

19. This demo ends here. You are now capable of creating an email account in Windows Mail. Keep in mind that you also need to create the email address in your personal hosting account before it can work.

20. Thank you for viewing this video tutorial.

March 6, 2012 at 10:30 pm | No comment

Email setup in Outlook 2003 is simple and can be completed by following the steps listed below:

1. This tutorial is for Setting Up Your Outlook 2003 Email account.

2. It is first necessary to create an email account with your web host using the control panel of the provider you are registered with before doing the next few steps in this tutorial. After that, we can start creating the Outlook 2003 email account that we need. Your Outlook email will enable you to send or receive messages to or from the new address from here. Begin by clicking on Tools which is one of the main links above the page.

3. Click on Email Accounts.

4. The window for Email Accounts will load. To add a new email address, click on the option to add new email address.

5. Mark the option for adding a new email account. Click on Next after this.

6. Choose POP3 from the Server type menu.

7. Mark POP3 from the list of server types and then click Next.

8. Enter the preferred name you want to be displayed as Sender in the field that says “From” for outgoing email messages.

9. Type in “John Doe” in the Your Name field and then enter your new email address in the field that says Email Address.

10. Type in “john@demo1234.com”. Type in your email user name that was given to you by the hosting provider. This may be the entire email address such as john@demo1234.com or just prefix user name (john).

11. Type in “john@demo1234.com” in the User Name field and then enter your password in the Password field.

12. Type in your password. After this, type in the POP3 Incoming server information and SMTP Outgoing server information in the boxes provided for them.

13. Type in “mail.demo1234.com” in the space that says Incoming Mail Server.

14. Type in “mail.demo1234.com” in the field for the server of outgoing mail and then click on the tab or link that says More Settings.

15. From that tab, click the tab for Outgoing Server.

16. Tick the small box for SMTP Authentication.

17. SMTP authentication infers that Outlook will log in to the server for your account whenever you send email messages (and not just receiving them), making sure that you alone are the only user who is able to send messages from your address. Most of the time, SMTP servers maintain the same user names and passwords just like the POP3 incoming servers, so leave the option checked in order to use the same information as your incoming server’s login credentials. Click Ok.

18. Click on the Finish link in order to complete the process.

19. That’s it! We were able to successfully set up the email account. You may now begin sending or receiving messages to or from the account and from Outlook 2003. This demo ends here. You are now capable of creating an Outlook 2003 email account. Keep in mind that you also need to create the email address in your personal hosting account before it can work.

20. Thank you for viewing this video tutorial. Kindly inform us if you have any questions in mind.

March 5, 2012 at 10:22 pm | No comment

Email setup in FoxMail is very easy. In this article, you will learn how to do this step by step. Below is a detailed guide on setting up your FoxMail within your personal web hosting email account:

1. This tutorial will help you in setting up your email account in FoxMail.

2. It is first necessary to create an email account with your web host using the control panel of the provider you are registered with before doing the next few steps in this tutorial. After that, we can start creating the FoxMail email account that we need. Your Foxmail will enable you to send or receive messages to or from the new address from here. Click on the link for Accounts just above the current page.

3. Then, click New.

4. The Foxmail Account Wizard loads up on this page. Click on Next.

5. Enter a User Name in the box; this user name can be whatever you prefer, as it just identifies this as one new email account in FoxMail. It is not the same user name that will be required to log in to email.

6. Type in “John Doe” in the field for User Name and click Next.

7. Enter the Sender’s Name that you prefer to be displayed in the field that says “From” for outgoing email messages. Type in “John Doe” again and then fill in the Mail Address box with your new email address.

8. Type in john@demo1234.com and then click on Next.

9. On the next page, you will need to type in your POP3 Incoming Server information and SMTP Outgoing server name. These server names are actually indicated in the welcome email sent to you by your host, and oftentimes they are given as mail.yourdomain.com. Type in the POP3 settings in the field provided.

10. Type in “mail.demo1234.com” in the box.

11. Type in your email user name that was given to you by the hosting provider. This may be the complete email address like john@demo1234.com or just prefix of the user name (john). Type in “john@demo1234.com” in the Account field, followed by your password in the Password field.

12. Type in your password followed by the SMTP Outgoing Server information in the appropriate fields.

13. Type in mail.demo1234.com and click Next.

14. Tick the SMTP authentication box.

15. SMTP authentication only infers that FoxMail will log in to the server of your account whenever you send email messages (aside from receiving them), making sure that you alone are the only user who is able to send messages from your address. Click on the Finish button.

16. That’s it! We were able to successfully set up the email account. You may now begin sending or receiving messages to or from the account and from FoxMail.

17. This demo ends here. You are now capable of creating an email account in FoxMail. Keep in mind that you will also need to create the email address in your personal hosting account before it can work.

18. Thank you for viewing this video tutorial. Kindly inform us if you have any questions in mind.

March 4, 2012 at 8:04 pm | No comment