Using Business Mail; Business Mail Pop Features - Telstra TG797n V3 Getting To Know Manual

USING
BUSINESS MAIL
BUSINESS MAIL POP
• Business Mail POP is a 'store and forward' mail service,
where messages sent to your email address(es) are received
and stored on your behalf in individually addressed mailboxes
(customer_name@companyname.com.au).
• With Business Mail POP your mail is stored on servers within Telstra's partner
Data Centre. The messages are then forwarded (downloaded) to your email
client software upon request – via an authenticated session based on a
username and password – using the industry standard mail protocol.

BUSINESS MAIL POP FEATURES

• Your service includes ten free Business Mail POP mailboxes. Once your
Business Mail service is set up (refer to page 14 to set up Business Mail), it can
be accessed through the same computer all the time (subject to outages and
routine maintenance) or at any computer with internet access by using the
Webmail function.
• Each POP mailbox comes with basic virus and SPAM filtering. This will reject
known unsolicited bulk email SPAM, messages that may contain viruses or
other potentially malicious content "malware", and certain attachments such
as .exe, .bat, .pif and .cmd files.
This will prevent potentially harmful content not yet handled by
virus filtering updates from reaching your inbox or computer.
There are no changes required to the computer or email programs to utilise
these filters, as they operate upon the creation of the POP mailbox in Mission
Control - Telstra's online portal for business mailbox management.
Important: These filters do not provide complete protection and may reject some email
which is legitimate. If you are seeking a higher level of protection and the added benefit of
features such as calendar, meeting planner and other email options, contact Telstra on
13 2000 or refer to our T-suite product offerings at http://www.telstra.com.au/T-suite
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