IMail Basic Tutorial (i) DNS settings-1

General overview
The purpose of this tutorial
Suppose that the IP address of this machine is "192.168.0.48", want to establish an available e-mail address named "Nanshan@163.net", and use POP3 method and
Web-way to send and receive mail.
II. arrangements for this tutorial
1, the first section of DNS settings: teach you to establish "163.net" DNS records, so that this domain can be successfully resolved.
2, the second section IMail installation: Tell you where to download and how to install IMAIL.
3, the third section to establish the available e-mail address: Including the establishment of mail servers and mail users. Make "nanshan@163.net" really usable!
4, the fourth POP3 way to send and receive mail: Take Foxmail as an example, teach you how to use the POP3 way to verify the settings you just made.
5. Fifth use Web way to send and receive mail: teach you how to set up and using a browser (IE) to send and receive mail.
First section DNS settings
First, view (or set) The IP address of this machine
Select control Panel → network and dial-up connection → local connection → right → attribute →internet protocol (TCP/IP) → properties → Use the following IP address ", as
Fruit:
1, the local IP address is set up, the "IP address" in the column content is the local IP address.
2, if the local IP address has not been set, then in the "IP Address" column fill "192.168.0.48", "Subnet Mask" column fill "255.255.255.0";
Both the default gateway and the preferred DNS server are populated with the IP address of this computer, that is, "192.168.0.48".