Join Martin Guidry for an in-depth discussion in this video Serving email, part of Setting Up a Small-Office Network.
- [Voiceover] Obviously, just about everyone…needs the ability to send and receive email.…Let's look at some of the different options…you have with how to handle your email…on a small network.…One option would be to go…with one of the free providers.…We could also choose to go with…a hosted provider where we pay a monthly fee,…or we could run an email server on our own network.…Let's look at each of these options individually.…The first option, a free provider.…There are several free providers out there.…All of these will provide a web-based interface…for you to send and receive your email.…
The free providers have come a long way recently,…and they offer some pretty rich features.…They're very easy to use and the web-based…interface offers great mobility.…You can use them from just about…any computer in the world.…A hosted provider is what I recommend…for most small businesses.…This is where we utilize some service.…Typically we pay a monthly fee to that service,…and that service will run our email servers…at their data center and take care of most of…
Author
Martin Guidry
Released
9/14/2014- Understanding IPv4
- Using hubs, switches, routers, and modems
- Dividing your network
- Building a hybrid network with wired and wireless clients
- Working with servers
- Connecting Windows and Mac computers to Active Directory
- Choosing between DSL and cable Internet connections
- Backing up to local and cloud-based storage
- Using encryption and authentication
- Monitoring your network
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome53s
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1. Basic Networking
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Using Ethernet4m 19s
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Understanding IPv43m 52s
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2. Wireless vs. Wired
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Working with wired networks3m 36s
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3. Purposes of Different Servers
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Using directory services1m 22s
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Serving email3m 15s
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Serving a website2m 33s
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4. Platform-Specific Tips and Tricks
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Exploring some tips for Windows10m 32s
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5. Working in a Multiplatform Environment
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Creating a Mac file share1m 39s
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6. Connecting to the Internet
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7. Storage and Backups
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8. Security
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Using encryption4m 9s
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Using authentication1m 52s
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9. Maintenance
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Conclusion
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Wrapping up52s
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