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How do I set up my Business Mail service?

Setting up your Business Mail service is a two-step process.

The Install CD will guide you through the set up for your local email client.

1. Creating your Business Mail POP Mailboxes

2. Accessing your Business Mail POP Mailboxes

Step 1: Creating your Business Mail POP mailboxes in Mission Control

You will need to have your Business Mail welcome letter with you in

order to set up your email mailboxes. This letter will be sent to the email

address or fax you nominated on your Telstra Business Broadband order.

It is important that you specified an active email account that would

not have been affected in the transition from your old email to your

new email address.

Your Business Mail welcome letter contains all the necessary

information to get you started.

If you have not received this letter, please contact Telstra Business

Technical Support on 13 2999 to have a new letter issued.

When you have your Business Mail welcome letter, go to the website

address listed below and follow the instructions in your Business Mail

welcome letter.

https://missioncontrol.pm.telstra.com

Please note: once you have set this up, you can proceed with Step 1.

The Business Mail POP service is designed to only handle the receipt,

storage and downloading of email messages. To send email, an SMTP

facility is required which Telstra provides. This is available by setting

your email client to smtp.telstrabusiness.com or an alternate address

we may specify from time to time.

Each POP mailbox will come with web access to enable you to remotely

access your email. ‘DeskControl’ gives you web access via the following

web address: https://deskcontrol.pm.telstra.com

SMTP feature Telstra provides an included SMTP feature which allows

you to send emails. This is available by setting the email client to

smtp.telstrabusiness.com or to an alternate host as we may tell you

from time to time. Please note that there are certain limitations with

the SMTP feature, for example the number of emails and the size of

emails which may be processed by the SMTP feature.

Further details on the SMTP feature are available at the Telstra

Business website: telstrabusiness.com/business/portal/online/site/

help/businessbroadbandservices.19437

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Please note: Telstra may vary the size and volume of emails that may

be sent using the Telstra Business SMTP Mail Server to reduce the impact

of SPAM. Customers seeking to send a higher volume of emails with the

added benefit of features such as calendaring and meeting planner can

acquire the Business Mail (except POP) service.

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