ISOMEDIA - Business Internet Solutions

Webmail Access

To access your ISOMEDIA, Pioneernet, CNW, Avvanta or Galaxynet email account enter your email address and password below:

 

Settings

• POP Server: pop.isomedia.com (SSL/TLS port 995)
• IMAP Server: imap.isomedia.com (SSL/TLS port 993)
• SMTP Server: smtp.isomedia.com (SSL/TLS port 587)
• Webmail Server: https://webmail.isomedia.com
• Username: username@isomedia.com
• SMTP Auth: username@isomedia.com

If your email client asks you to choose between IMAP and POP, IMAP is recommended. However, you may use the POP method if you don't want to store messages on the ISOMEDIA server after you download them to your devices. Choose the IMAP method to maintain a copy of your messages and mail folders on the ISOMEDIA servers.

See Also:

• Setting up SMTP Authentication on ISOMEDIA Email
• Setting up SPAM filters for ISOMEDIA Email
 

Settings

• POP Server: mail.pioneernet.net
• SMTP Server: mail.pioneernet.net
• Webmail Server: http://webmail.pioneernet.net
• Username: username@pioneernet.net
• SMTP Auth: username@pioneernet.net

The Pioneernet email system requires authentication for the sending and receiving of email. Because of this you will be required to set your email settings to include authentication using your email address and domain. For example, if your email is bobsmith@pioneernet.net you would need to set your email client up to use pop and SMTP authentication using bobsmith@pioneernet.net. Please review our SMTP authentication help documentation for more information on how to do this.

Pioneernet Webmail Information

When using the webmail interface for the Pioneernet.net email system please note that your default “From” address will be your username@pioneernet.net. If you would rather that your replies were sent to a different domain, you can setup a customized “Reply To” address (at oakharbor.net, pugetsound.net, naswhidbey.com, or coupeville.net).

See Also

• Setting up SMTP Authentication on Pioneernet Email
• Setting up SPAM filters for Pioneernet Email

Settings

• POP Server: mail.cnw.com
• SMTP Server: mail.cnw.com
• Webmail Server: https://webmail.cnw.com
• Username: username only

Email or call technical support. We can enable the SPAM controls on your email box.

Settings

• POP Server: mail.galaxynet.com
• SMTP Server: mail.galaxynet.com
• Webmail Server: https://www.galaxynet.com/webmail
• Username: username@galaxynet.com
• SMTP Auth: username@galaxynet.com

Email or call technical support. We can enable the SPAM controls on your email box.

Video Tutorials

The following video tutorials will walk you through all the basic steps required to complete common tasks related to ISOMEDIA internet services. When you click a link it will open an animated Flash based video on your computer screen. If you need further assistance please contact ISOMEDIA support.

Email Client Setup

Learn how to setup your email using the most popular email clients. These easy to follow Flash tutorials will guide you through the steps making the process quick and painless.

• MS Outlook Express
• Netscape
• MS Outlook 2002
• Pegasus
• Eudora
• Incredimail
• Configuring Spam Settings in MS Outlook (PDF)
• Configuring Spam Settings in Thunderbird (PDF)
 

Understanding Email Headers

In the fight against Internet Spam it is important to understand email headers and how to pass them to others so as to better block spam and phishing attacks. We have supplied the below tutorials to help our customers in learning about these.

• Eudora
• Incredimail
• Netscape
• Outlook Express
• Outlook 2003
• Pegasus
• Thunderbird
 

Webmail - SquirrelMail

ISOMEDIA uses the SquirrelMail email application for some of our customers. The webmail interface is intuitive but with our below tutorials understanding how to use webmail is even easier.

• Address Book
• Auto-responders
• Reading New Email
• Change Passwords
• Compose and Email
• Display Preferences
• Email Filters
• Folder Preferences
• Folders
• Modifying Index Order
• Logging In
• Mail Forwards
• Message Highlighting
• Personal Settings