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- Reasons to talk to technical support:
- Email Troubleshooting — Help with setup, login issues, or mail errors
- Form Issues — Submissions not coming through? We’ll get it fixed
- Hosting & Domain Support — Renewals, transfers, or configuration questions
- Security Concerns — SSL, malware alerts, and general protection help
Please Note: If you are having problems sending or receiving e-mail, it may not be possible to offer adequate support via e-mail. For these types of issues, please call our support department by phone at your convenience — (610) 437-2221, option 2
FAQs About Emails
A quick guide to help with email issues.
Email Support
Can't Send Emails?
Program Issues
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Can't Send Emails?
Program Issues
If you can’t send emails, it may be due to your local service provider changing their email settings. You will need to follow the steps below to change your server settings in order to send out messages.
You can check your server settings by going to your email program (Outlook, Thunderbird, Microsoft office..etc.) and follow the steps below:
Email Programs
Outlook
- In top menu click on Tools and then E-Mail Accounts (some versions of Outlook may say just Accounts).
- In some versions of Outlook you may need to click on the E-Mail tab.
- Click on Add a new e-mail account… or simply New and then click Next.
Mac OS X Mail
- With the Mail application open, click on the File menu and then click Add Account…
- For additional assistance please visit Apple’s Mail Assistant page.
Thunderbird
- With the Mail application open, click on the File menu and then click Add Account…
Outlook Express/Windows Mail
- Click on the Tools menu, click on Accounts, and then click on the Mail tab.
- Click the Add button and then click on Mail.
Entourage for Mac
- Click on the Tools menu, then click Accounts.
- Click on the Mail tab and then click the New button.
iPhone/iPad E-Mail
- If this is your first time adding an e-mail account to your iPhone simply launch the Mail app and you will be prompted to create a new account.
- If you are adding or replacing an account open Settings followed by Mail, Contacts, Calendars. Open Accounts and choose Add Account…
- From the list of available e-mail services choose Other. You will be prompted for your server and user information.
Android E-Mail
- Open your list of applications and click/touch the E-Mail icon.
- If this is your first time launching the E-Mail application you will be prompted to create a new account.
- To manually add a new account open the E-Mail application, click on your device’s Menu button, and choose Add Account.
- Android settings may vary from provider to provider. If you have difficulty using your e-mail account once you have set it up please contact our support department. We will double check your settings, and refer you to your provider’s support department if necessary.
IMAP Account Settings
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Username: Use the entire email address
(i.e. [email protected] or [email protected])
Password: Your email password -
Incoming Server: mail.enter.net
Security Type: SSL
Port: 993 -
Outgoing Server: mail.enter.net
Security Type: SSL
Port: 465
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Username: Use the entire email address
(i.e. [email protected])
Password: Your email password -
Incoming Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Security Type: SSL
Port: 993 -
Outgoing Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Security Type: SSL
Port: 465
Still Can't Send Emails?
Unblock Your IP Address
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Still Can't Send Emails?
Unblock Your IP Address
If you can’t load your webmail or your website and it just keeps loading the page or it comes up with a blank screen you may be blocked in the firewall.
After completing all of the steps, you should now be able to access your webmail and website!
Follow the steps below to unblock yourself:
- If you do not know your email address on file, you will have to contact us to provide it to you.
- If you do not know your password, type your email address and click “request a password reset” It will email you a password to that email address
Unable to load webmail?
Unblock Your IP Address
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Unable to load webmail?
Unblock Your IP Address
If you are unable to load your webmail or your website and it just keeps loading the page or it comes up with a blank screen; you may be blocked in the firewall.
After completing all of the steps, you should now be able to access your webmail and website!
Follow the steps below to unblock yourself:
- If you do not know your email address on file, you will have to contact us to provide it to you.
- If you do not know your password, type your email address and click “request a password reset” It will email you a password to that email address
If your IP Address keeps getting blocked...
Unblock your IP Address
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If your IP Address keeps getting blocked...
Unblock your IP Address
If you keep getting blocked from accessing your email, website, or cpanel, it could be caused by your mail refreshing and trying to download messages too often. As a security feature, your mail program will block the account so that nobody is able to login.
This will change the settings of your email program, and change the frequency that it tries to download your messages, which will prevent you from becoming blocked from your account.
Here is what to do to change these settings.
How to remove your Outlook Email Box
Unwanted Email Address Inboxes
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How to remove your Outlook Email Box
Unwanted Email Address Inboxes
Follow the steps provided below to re-create your Outlook Email Address Box. This will keep your contacts, and emails saved in your Outlook program.
How to export your messages
Using The Outlook Program
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How to export your messages
Using The Outlook Program
How to create an email account
Use Internet Browser
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How to create an email account
Use Internet Browser
Follow the steps:
How to change your email password
Unwanted Email Address Inboxes
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How to change your email password
Unwanted Email Address Inboxes
Follow the steps provided below to re-create your Outlook Email Address Box. This will keep your contacts, and emails saved in your Outlook program.
What webmail application should I use?
Access Your Emails Online
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What webmail application should I use?
Access Your Emails Online
Roundcube is the recommended web application for accessing your email. It features a user-friendly, three-pane interface with a convenient view pane for reading messages. You can compose emails using HTML formatting, attach files, and run a spell check before sending.
For organizing your inbox, Roundcube supports drag-and-drop functionality, folder management, message flags, and a threaded conversation view to keep related emails together. Powerful search tools make it easy to find specific messages, and an integrated address book helps manage your contacts. Additionally, system administrators can extend functionality by installing custom plugins. Roundcube is ideal for users who want a clean, intuitive email experience with a few extra tools built in.
How To Set Up Email
Setting up your email program
Basic Overview
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Setting up your email program
Basic Overview
If you are launching your local e-mail client for the first time after you installed it you will most likely be prompted to create a new account as soon as you launch the program, regardless of which application you are using. The following steps will start the process of adding a new e-mail account to your local client. Once you have completed these steps you will see a screen that asks for the server and user information.
Email Programs
Outlook Express/Windows Mail
- Click on the Tools menu, click on Accounts, and then click on the Mail tab.
- Click the Add button and then click on Mail.
Entourage for Mac
- Click on the Tools menu, then click Accounts.
- Click on the Mail tab and then click the New button.
IMAP Account Settings
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Username: Use the entire email address
(i.e. [email protected] or [email protected])
Password: Your email password -
Incoming Server: mail.enter.net
Security Type: SSL
Port: 993 -
Outgoing Server: mail.enter.net
Security Type: SSL
Port: 465
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Username: Use the entire email address
(i.e. [email protected])
Password: Your email password -
Incoming Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Security Type: SSL
Port: 993 -
Outgoing Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Security Type: SSL
Port: 465
How to Setup Email On iPhone/iPad
Phone & Tablet
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How to Setup Email On iPhone/iPad
Phone & Tablet
*If you’re using iOS 10.3.3 or earlier, go to Settings > Mail > Accounts and tap “Add Account”.
- Choose IMAP for your new account
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Enter the information for Incoming Mail Server and Outgoing Mail Server.
*Please use the IMAP Account Settings we have listed.
*If the email settings are incorrect, you’ll be asked to edit them.
IMAP Account Settings
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Username: Use the entire email address
(i.e. [email protected] or [email protected])
Password: Your email password -
Incoming Server: mail.enter.net
Security Type: SSL
Port: 993 -
Outgoing Server: mail.enter.net
Security Type: SSL
Port: 465
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Username: Use the entire email address
(i.e. [email protected])
Password: Your email password -
Incoming Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Security Type: SSL
Port: 993 -
Outgoing Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Security Type: SSL
Port: 465
How to Setup Email On Android
Phone & Tablet
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How to Setup Email On Android
Phone & Tablet
Adding your Enter.net Email account to the Gmail app on Android using IMAP.
IMAP Account Settings
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Username: Use the entire email address
(i.e. [email protected] or [email protected])
Password: Your email password -
Incoming Server: mail.enter.net
Security Type: SSL
Port: 993 -
Outgoing Server: mail.enter.net
Security Type: SSL
Port: 465
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Username: Use the entire email address
(i.e. [email protected])
Password: Your email password -
Incoming Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Security Type: SSL
Port: 993 -
Outgoing Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Security Type: SSL
Port: 465
How to Setup Email in Outlook
Desktop Computer
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How to Setup Email in Outlook
Desktop Computer
IMAP Account Settings
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Username: Use the entire email address
(i.e. [email protected] or [email protected])
Password: Your email password -
Incoming Server: mail.enter.net
Security Type: SSL
Port: 993 -
Outgoing Server: mail.enter.net
Security Type: SSL
Port: 465
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Username: Use the entire email address
(i.e. [email protected])
Password: Your email password -
Incoming Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Security Type: SSL
Port: 993 -
Outgoing Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Security Type: SSL
Port: 465
How to Setup Email in Thunderbird
Desktop Computer
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How to Setup Email in Thunderbird
Desktop Computer
Open Thunderbird, select Email under the Create a New Account section, or use the main menu to pull down to File -> New -> Existing Mail Account.
IMAP Account Settings
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Username: Use the entire email address
(i.e. [email protected] or [email protected])
Password: Your email password -
Incoming Server: mail.enter.net
Security Type: SSL
Port: 993 -
Outgoing Server: mail.enter.net
Security Type: SSL
Port: 465
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Username: Use the entire email address
(i.e. [email protected])
Password: Your email password -
Incoming Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Security Type: SSL
Port: 993 -
Outgoing Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Security Type: SSL
Port: 465
How to Setup Email in MacMail
Desktop Computer
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How to Setup Email in MacMail
Desktop Computer
Please follow the steps provided below to set-up your email account in MacMail.
- For first set-up you will be automatically directed to the “Add Account” prompt.
- If MacMail has been previously used, you will need to choose “Add Account” within the “Mail” drop-down.
*Use the listed IMAP Account Settings information to input your settings
- Verify that the box “Automatically detect and maintain account settings” is unchecked.
- Enter “465” as the “Outgoing Mail Port”.
- Check the box to “Use SSL”.
- Click on the “Authentication” drop-down, and select “Password”.
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Check the box that reads “Allow insecure authentication”.
Note: If you do not see this option, you may need to update your device or your MacMail to the latest operating version.
IMAP Account Settings
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Username: Use the entire email address
(i.e. [email protected] or [email protected])
Password: Your email password -
Incoming Server: mail.enter.net
Security Type: SSL
Port: 993 -
Outgoing Server: mail.enter.net
Security Type: SSL
Port: 465
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Username: Use the entire email address
(i.e. [email protected])
Password: Your email password -
Incoming Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Security Type: SSL
Port: 993 -
Outgoing Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Security Type: SSL
Port: 465
FAQs About Websites
Answers to common website questions.
Backend Support
Go Live Process
How long does it take the website to go live?
After Website Completion
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How long does it take the website to go live?
After Website Completion
What will happen to my current website?
After New Website Goes Live
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What will happen to my current website?
After New Website Goes Live
The new website will override the current website. You will no longer be able to access the old one when the new website is live and active.
Can I make my website live myself?
Not Comfortable Sharing Your Credentials?
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Can I make my website live myself?
Not Comfortable Sharing Your Credentials?
Yes, we can provide you with the DNS information, and then you can use it to make the website go live on your end. However, please note, Enter.net is and will not be responsible for anything that may go wrong during the DNS entry phase.
Can I make my own changes?
After New Website Goes Live
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Can I make my own changes?
After New Website Goes Live
Do I need to keep my current webhost?
After New Website Goes Live
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Do I need to keep my current webhost?
After New Website Goes Live
No, you do not need to keep web hosting services with your current host. Since your website is live under our hosting, you no longer need other web hosting services. However, you will need to keep your domain registration active with your current registrar. If this gets cancelled or expires, the website will no longer appear at your domain name. If you have email hosting with them as well, you will need to keep this active too, otherwise your emails will go down. (see email hosting)
Registrar
What is a registrar?
And How Do I Fine Mine?
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What is a registrar?
And How Do I Fine Mine?
How do I gain access to my login credentials?
I Forgot My Username/Password
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How do I gain access to my login credentials?
I Forgot My Username/Password
I cannot gain access to my registrar account
What Should I Do?
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I cannot gain access to my registrar account
What Should I Do?
My current registrar is being held elsewhere
What are my options?
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My current registrar is being held elsewhere
What are my options?
If your current registrar is being held by a previous designer/IT person who cannot or will not give you the information, you have a few options. We can provide you with the information that we would use to make your new website to go live. You can then forward the info to your IT person to have them make the website live for you.
If this is not possible, you can transfer the domain over to your account you have with us. We will need an EPP Code to initiate the domain transfer. Once we receive this, it will take up to 7-10 business days for it to fully transfer. When the transfer is completed, we will make the website live right away.
Can I transfer my domain to you?
My Domain Is Up For Renewal In A Few Days
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Can I transfer my domain to you?
My Domain Is Up For Renewal In A Few Days
Your domain will need to be renewed and active for at least 60 days, prior to transferring, however, it may not expire after 60 days. After the 60 days are up, you can then transfer your domain name over to your account you have with us.
Email Hosting
What happens to my emails?
After New Website Goes Live
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What happens to my emails?
After New Website Goes Live
Your emails will not go away. Our team can make sure the emails remain with your current email host (i.e. Google Workspace, Microsoft, Yahoo!, GoDaddy). However, if you are transferring email hosting to Enter.net, your emails will be affected. We recommend backing them up via POP settings. Depending on your current email provider, POP settings may already be enabled.
Can you host my emails?
After New Website Goes Live
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Can you host my emails?
After New Website Goes Live
Yes, it is. We will need to know each email address you will be transferring over. Send any desired passwords for each, if not, we will generate passwords for each of them. However, there is a step we highly recommend doing before we transfer the email hosting over to our servers. We recommend that you check your POP Settings for all email addresses. This setting is important for email messages backed up on your computer. Then once you are done checking, let us know and we will initiate the email transfer.
