How to using Google Apps as mail provider
Some of you maybe familiar with gmail interface of amazing web mail application. Google give us a chance to use their server and web mail application using our own domain, free.If you want to use this Google service as an addition to erudeye service, there is an easy step that you have to do:
1. Add a valid domain to Professional or Enterprise package.
2. Go to http://www.google.com/apps/intl/en/group/index.html, that is the first page of Google Apps Standard Edition, click on "Get Started" button.
3. Type your existing domain, choose as administrator, click "Get Started" button.
4. Complete all the required field.
5. Verify your domain by click the "Verify domain ownership" link.
6. Use CNAME method to verify your domain, assume that you have a valid domain on erudeye Premium Package.
7. Verify your domain through erudeye DNS Editor, click "DNS Zone Editor" button.
8. Insert a CNAME value based on step 6 that google told us, click "Save" button.
9. Wait for google to propagate and update the DNS.
10. After the domain owner has verified, the next step is to activate the email service, click on "Activate email" link.
11. Read the instruction from google(after clicking the "Activate email" link) and do the following edit on your domain DNS Zone Editor, the same way with point 8.
12. Click "I have completed these steps" button on email activation link. It takes some time for google to update the DNS.
13. If all the step is finish, we're ready to use Google Apps with our own domain.
*taken from http://client.erudeye.net/knowledgebase/5/how-to-using-Google-Apps-as-mail-provider.html
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Fedrik J.
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