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How to change your password on your website.

Dan Rowe — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 12:54:00 GMT

If you desire to change the password that you use to log onto your website perform the following steps.

Once logged onto the website you can locate your user name next to the logout option. It will be a Hyperlink to your personal settings.

That will take you to the “Manage Profile” page. Once there you will want to select or click the link for “Manage Password”.

That will take you to the page that you can enter your new password. You will need to enter your current Password and then the new password as well as confirm the new password by entering it again. Finally click the Link that says “Change Password”.

That's all there is to it.

Dan Rowe — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 12:50:00 GMT

If it is necessary to change your password for security reasons the first time you go here.

Dan Rowe — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 12:41:00 GMT

How to access your new website email account via webmail.

Go to http://webmail.yourdomain.com
Type in the same username and password that you have for your MS Outlook. You need to enter the entire email name as in name@YourDomain.com.
Click on the ‘Log in’ button.
Once in you can select the Options tab and modify your account

It is necessary to change your password for security reasons the first time you go here.

Go To yourdomain.com:8443 (you may get a warning that there is a problem with the website’s security certificate if so you can select Continue to this website)
Type in your full Email address (including @YourDomain.com) and password and click Login
Select the preference icon
There you will see where you can enter a new password, go ahead and change the password and click ok
Logout
Now you will need to change or setup your outlook settings to use the same password.

NOTE: You will need to replace the "YourDomain" with your actual domain

Dan Rowe — Tue, 17 Aug 2010 12:25:00 GMT

SETTING UP OUTLOOK FOR WEBSITE EMAIL:
The following steps can also apply to Entourage, Thunderbird, iPhone pop3, among many other mail clients.