It’s available on, but you’ll need to log in as your client to view it (nearly all pages on are behind login). More information about managing autoresponders is available in our Knowledgebase. Otherwise, any autoresponders that have been set up should continue to work as they did on the old platform. Note about Autoresponders: Webmail autoresponders on the new platform (Roundcube) do not include options for separate “reply-to” addresses or notification addresses. If there were multiple address books, each associated with a different email account, you should see a separate folder/directory for each one within the “users” folder/directory. You or they can access the file via FTP or FileManager. Note about Address Books: If your clients had a list of contacts or an address book saved as part of their webmail on the old platform, we’ve moved it over to the new platform as an. The same information is available on (though don’t forget that, for your clients, substitute for ). Our Knowledgebase includes information about the webmail interface on the new platform (Roundcube). Please note that, on the new platform, your clients will log into each mailbox using their email addresses, not their account usernames. The passwords for their mailboxes have not changed. Your clients will access their webmail at this location: The Knowledgebase includes more information about configuring email clients. Note 2: If your clients are already using as their POP/SMTP server in their mail client, that will also work, and mail settings need not be changed upon migration. SMTP server requires authentication: Check this box. Outgoing Mail Port: 587 (or 465 with SSL enabled) Incoming Mail Port: 110 for POP (or 995 with SSL enabled), 143 for IMAP (or 993 with SSL enabled)
#Verio email setup password
Password: your client’s mailbox password (should not have changed from the old platform)
#Verio email setup full
Username: your client’s full email address (i.e., not just “vanessa”)
#Verio email setup download
If you or your clients notice a few duplicate messages, it’s possible that some messages sent close to the migration timeframe were migrated twice - we erred on the side of inclusion. hosting server.We’ve migrated all of your clients’ mailboxes, forwards, and messages to the new platform. Theīest that I can do is point your domain to the IP address of the Unfortunately we do not provide domain pointing/redirect services. Our system sees it as invalid and will not push it out to the Because of this we cannot create a 'www' CNAME Unfortunately the 'www' MX record is one of the default zone recordsĪnd cannot be removed. You cannot have a 'www' CNAME record in the zone with the 'www' MX Zone along with any other record with the same 'name'. The problem here is that the DNS RFC prohibits putting a CNAME in to a I am pretty much at a dead end now as Verio does not support CNAME and Azure does not have any way to accept requests from a foreign domain without CNAME. Here's my current configuration on Verio's site:Īfter talking to Verio's support, this problem cannot be resolved.
Should I contact Azure's support or should I contact Verio's support? Alternative record awverify.was not found either.
When I tried to configure a custom domain with Azure, I receive this error: A CNAME record pointing from was not found. However, 24 hours later when I use DigWebInterface, I don't see any sign that the CNAME record would work: (Default): I have added a CNAME record using Verio's control panel: 86400 IN A 207.46.147.148Ĩ6400 IN CNAME. My goal is to set up access to my Azure website. I have a domain from and have a website on Azure.