Enterprise email is a corporate email system made for large companies. Many use enterprise email hosting for secure and reliable service. Secure enterprise email protects important business data. Business email for large companies needs strong security and support. Email solutions for enterprises help manage many users. Scalable email services grow with the company. Professional enterprise email improves communication. Enterprise communication email keeps teams connected and productive.
Enterprise Email Hosting
Email Hosting
Enterprise Hosting Technical Specifications
Enterprise webmail hosting
Linux Server Software’s
- Webmail
- IMAP Sync
- 30 GB Disk Space
- POP & IMAP Access
- Branded SSL Certificates
- TLS Support
- Cloudmark Email Protection
- Identities
- Mobile Responsive
Enterprise Email Hosting Details and Price List
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| Payment Term | Cost Slab |
| 1 Year | $26 |
Enterprise Email Hosting FAQ Frequently Asked Questions
What are the benefits of purchasing Enterprise Email Hosting?
Give your organization a more professional look by branding your regular email ID with your company’s domain name (example: xvz@mycompany.com) with Enterprise Email Hosting. Additionally, you also benefit from our latest email hosting servers that give you the best uptime, least latency and maximum reliability. With email services on the Cloud, there is no IT, hardware or software to look into and can also add email accounts as your business grows.
How do I use my Enterprise Email’s Webmail interface?
With your Enterprise Email hosting, you can use the white-labeled url: http://webmail.yourdomainname.com to access your Webmail account. On the login page, just enter your email address and password.
What are the supported email clients and protocols?
Enterprise Email supports the POP, IMAP and MAPI protocols.
What ports should I use with my Enterprise Email Hosting package?
Port 25 is used for the Outgoing Mail Server/ Smtp Service. However, if your ISP is blocking Port 25 for Smtp services, then use Port 587 for sending emails.
