By: cpdohman
hey lee, nice to see your steady stream of posts even while you are at ses, thanks. do you think gmail for domains will catch on with many companies using gmail to reduce their bandwidth, hardware, and...
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Hi Chris, I believe there is pop3 access for TB and Outlook and there are only fees if you have over 50 accounts. I will most certainly post notes once I’m caught up and everything is in place and...
View ArticleBy: Cristian Vat
Hi, GMail is just one of the greatest webmail clients out there, so I see this as a good thing, being able to attach your personal/company identify to it. Could you explain what changes to the dns...
View ArticleBy: cpdohman
shouldn’t be much more than an update of your mx record to redirect to the google server handling your mail.
View ArticleBy: Lee Odden
You are correct cpdohman, I’ve just been to swamped to do it myself, but the DNS edit and subsequent propagation should happen by Monday.
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By: Lee Odden
I don’t think catch all addresses are part of the offering. I will ask about that though. I have it setup and works just like, ah – Gmail.
View ArticleBy: Mark
I just got my Gmail for Domains account setup today, and was able to send mail within minutes after changing my MX record. So far I’ve found only two annoyances: 1) Gmail notifier doesn’t seem to work...
View ArticleBy: Lee Odden
Thanks for the feedback Mark. I’ve been using Gmail for Domains for a few weeks now and it’s been fine. It would be nice to have a catch all domain though.
View ArticleBy: Mark
Interesting. The IE notifier works for you? I even uninstalled it, downloaded it, and reinstalled it again. When notifier asked for a login, what did you enter? youruser@yourdomain.com? That’s what I...
View ArticleBy: Lee Odden
Hey Mark, I have not tried the IE notifier yet – sorry. When I do, I’ll post.
View ArticleBy: Apreche
Hey, I got gmail for domains also. It’s pretty cool. Until now I’ve been running postfix/courier on my hosting. It’s such a pain in the ass to administrate. I’m mostly glad to use gmail just to save...
View ArticleBy: Curtis
Hello, I was wondering how long it took any of you people who are using gmail for domains to get accepted. Time is critical for me, and am nervous I wont get an acceptance letter before it’s too late....
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[...] We’ve been testing out the Gmail for Domains service with another domain name since March of this year and it’s been convenient being able to send and receive email using a domain name that has...
View ArticleBy: cpdohman
hey lee, nice to see your steady stream of posts even while you are at ses, thanks. do you think gmail for domains will catch on with many companies using gmail to reduce their bandwidth, hardware, and...
View ArticleBy: Lee Odden
Hi Chris, I believe there is pop3 access for TB and Outlook and there are only fees if you have over 50 accounts. I will most certainly post notes once I’m caught up and everything is in place and...
View ArticleBy: Cristian Vat
Hi, GMail is just one of the greatest webmail clients out there, so I see this as a good thing, being able to attach your personal/company identify to it. Could you explain what changes to the dns...
View ArticleBy: cpdohman
shouldn’t be much more than an update of your mx record to redirect to the google server handling your mail.
View ArticleBy: Lee Odden
You are correct cpdohman, I’ve just been to swamped to do it myself, but the DNS edit and subsequent propagation should happen by Monday.
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