Hello everybody.
I seem to not get this solved. I have been searching this forum and the web but can't find the needed info.
The hostname is: srv1.domain.com
the primairy domain is: domain.com
nameservers are: ns1.domain.com and ns2.domain.com
When I browse to 'domain.com' I get a page stating apache is working fine. This is not a problem for us because we don't use that specific domainname for a webpage (it is just there for the server and dns).
However I really need at least 1 mailaccount for [email protected] so we can create a JMRP account. They seem to only approve following mail addresses: [email protected], [email protected].
When I login to the admin account and go to user level, it says no domains are linked. When I want to add "domain.com" it says it is already in use.
Can you please point me in the direction (forum post or help file) how to use the "domain.com"?
Your help would greatly be appreciated and might help others in the fight to get mails delivered to Microsoft mailboxes (Hotmail, Outlook.com, Live, etc...)
I seem to not get this solved. I have been searching this forum and the web but can't find the needed info.
The hostname is: srv1.domain.com
the primairy domain is: domain.com
nameservers are: ns1.domain.com and ns2.domain.com
When I browse to 'domain.com' I get a page stating apache is working fine. This is not a problem for us because we don't use that specific domainname for a webpage (it is just there for the server and dns).
However I really need at least 1 mailaccount for [email protected] so we can create a JMRP account. They seem to only approve following mail addresses: [email protected], [email protected].
When I login to the admin account and go to user level, it says no domains are linked. When I want to add "domain.com" it says it is already in use.
Can you please point me in the direction (forum post or help file) how to use the "domain.com"?
Your help would greatly be appreciated and might help others in the fight to get mails delivered to Microsoft mailboxes (Hotmail, Outlook.com, Live, etc...)
