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Checking your Router

Once you’ve been all the way through the Install CD, your internet

connection should be up and running. Going to a website is the easiest

way to check that it is working, but the light indicators on your router can

also tell you that everything is okay. For your peace of mind, you can

check your router lights against the following list.

On the following pages you’ll find some general information related to

setting up and using your Business Mail service. You’ll also find detailed

support materials which may be accessed by logging onto ‘Mission

Control’, the Business Mail host site.

https://missioncontrol.pm.telstra.com

Business Mail POP

The Business Mail POP is a ‘store and forward’ mail service, where messages

sent to your email address(es) are received and stored on your behalf

in individually-addressed (ie customer_name@companyname.com.au)

mailboxes, defined on POP3 mail servers within Telstra’s partner Data

Centre. The messages are then forwarded (downloaded) to your email

client software upon request – via an authenticated session based on

a username and password – using the POP3 industry standard mail

protocol which operates on TCP Port 110.

Each POP mailbox comes with basic virus and SPAM filtering. This will

reject known unsolicited bulk email SPAM, messages that may contain

viruses or other potentially malicious content “malware”, and certain

attachments such as .exe, .bat, .pif and .cmd files. This will prevent

potentially harmful content not yet handled by virus filtering updates

from reaching your inbox or computer. There are no changes required to

the computer or email programs to utilise these filters, as they operate

upon the creation of the POP mailbox in Mission Control.

INDICATOR

LIGHT

DESCRIPTION

POWER/SYS

Solid green indicates that the SRP is powered on.

Green flash indicates that the SRP is booting.

LAN Ports 1 to 4

Solid green indicates link.

Green flash indicates link traffic.

DSL CD Solid green indicates carrier detection.

DSL DATA Green flash indicates DSL activity.

WLAN

Solid green indicates the radio is operational.

Green flash indicates wireless traffic.

USB

Solid green indicates USB device is operational.

Green flash indicates device failure or

unsupported device.

WPS

Solid green indicates WiFi Protected Setup success.

Slow green flash indicates setup in progress.

Fast green flash indicates a setup error.

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Please note: these filters do not provide complete protection and may

reject some email which is legitimate. Customers seeking a higher level

of protection and the added benefit of features, such as calendaring and

meeting planner, can acquire other email options available under the

Business Mail suite of offerings.

Business Mail

For customers who have purchased Telstra Business Broadband, the service

includes ten Business Mail POP mailboxes. Once your Business Mail

service is set up, it can be accessed through the same computer all the

time (subject to outages and routine maintenance) or at any computer

with internet access by using the Webmail function.

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