Using The IDNET Services Before the go live

Started by bob_s, Jan 25, 2008, 18:54:20

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bob_s

I have signed up to idnet and go live Thursday 31 Jan  ;D

Moving from a nightmare last 6 months of pipex.

I have already received an email from idnet letting me know about the possible network problems over the weekend.  Something that never happened with pipex.  I also have the official web setup account information from idnet.

But my question is, I have test the login into the odnet website to look at my account details a little naughty before I go live but I just cant wait to be away from the evil that is pipex.

Do you think it would be ok to setup an email account with idnet from the account settings and start using it before the official go live?????

I need an account to send some login information to, such as playstation account.

Thanks

Rik

Hi Bob

Once you have access to your accounts page, you can set up the email addresses and these will be live immediately. In practice, you will probably have to use your existing SMTP (outgoing) server until you migrate, but to recipients, they will just hit reply, and the mail will go to idnet.com. Remember you can have as many email accounts as you want, each mailbox can hold 100MB, the maximum attachment size is 10MB. You can also set up forwarding, auto-reply and as much or as little spam filtering as you want.

I'm not sure whether you can set up web space, blog space and the Gallery in advance of activation, so if you try it and it works, could you let me know please?
Rik
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Simon

Not sure about the gallery and blog space, but webspace won't work until you migrate, as it has to be accessed via IDNet.  :)
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bob_s

Thanks for the quick replies.

I'll get a new email account setup to move a few essential accounts over to.

I think I'll give the images a quick go as it seems an interesting, not sure about how much use the blog would be but I may give it a play just for curiosity.

Thanks again
:)

Lance

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bob_s

Curiosity got the better of me

It seems I am able to at least start a presence with all of them

Web page
http://bob.www.idnet.com/
Picture Gallery  The item near the bottom called bob
http://gallery.idnet.com/main.php?g2_page=4
Blog
http://peter_stockda.blog.idnet.com/

And the email works

;D

I like the picture gallery, and am a little surprised it isn't more heavily used. 

It seems that beyond just the good service I hope to get from next Thursday when my connection migrates to idnet, that the tools and other facilities included in the package are pretty impressive to.

I understand a little more why the idnetters are a happy bunch.

Rik

Great news, Bob, I know what to tell people in future, thanks.

I thought your blog was pretty boring, though. ;)
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Broadback

Nothing is perfect, not even my ignorance!

Rik

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