Domains
To create accounts and use corporate mail and messenger, link a domain to your company. The domain is your company's name on the internet. You can create employee mailboxes on your domain with addresses like login@example.com.
To link a domain, you must be its owner. If you don't have a domain, you can choose and register a domain name with a registrar company.
 | Find out what domains you can link. Link your primary domain and its aliases. |
 | Change the primary domain if the current domain no longer belongs to you. Delete the domains that you no longer use. Find out what to do if you can't access your company or domain. |
 | Verify your domain and configure the server Add service information about your domain required for the correct operation of corporate mail and website. |
 | To avoid problems sending or receiving mail, check that your DNS records are configured correctly. |
| | Find out what domains you can link. Link your primary domain and its aliases. |
| | Change the primary domain if the current domain no longer belongs to you. Delete the domains that you no longer use. Find out what to do if you can't access your company or domain. |
| | Verify your domain and configure the server Add service information about your domain required for the correct operation of corporate mail and website. |
| | To avoid problems sending or receiving mail, check that your DNS records are configured correctly. |
