5 simple steps to transfer your domain’s email to Google mail.

You can now allow Google handle your domain’s email while keeping your existing addresses. Solution – Google Apps.

Google Apps let you to move all your email to Google. Here are a small amount of advantages to think about:

  • Google uptime
  • Google speed
  • Continuous stability
  • You can use Google Mail as your domain’s webmail (Popper, Squirrelmail or IMP)
  • Google’s built in spam filtering
  • Google lets you customize the logo on hosted mail.
  • IMAP support
  • SMTP support
  • SSL support on incoming and outgoing mail

 Here are the 5 simple steps:

  1. Create an account at Google Apps. Make a new Google Apps User for each existing Email User at your existing domain.
  2. Verify your domain rights with Google.
  3. Point your MX records to Google’s mail servers
  4. Wait for update.
  5. Pay the upgrade fee (optional) and import everything from a GMail account

Tip:If you want to access your mail via POP on more than one computer just prefix your POP login with “recent:” without the quotes – recent:user@domain.com

 Google Apps

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