• User ID = peanut
• Password = pword123
• Domain Name = outer-banks.com
• Return Address = peanut@outer-banks.com
• Mail Server = mail.outer-banks.com
• SMTP Server = ***provided by your ISP***

You may retrieve your e-mail using any web browser without having to configure an e-mail software client. This service is ideal for retrieving your e-mail messages when travelling or at other times when you'd just like to send / receive / reply to your e-mail. It allows you to delete individual messages (handy when someone sends you a very large attachment you can't easily download), enter "vacation messages" and change your password or other account information.

Here's how it works:

1. If your e-mail address ends in "outer-banks.com" go to the following address: [substitute your domain name for "outer-banks" if you are an ECNET virtual domain customer with e-mail services provided by RAI]

   http://mail.outer-banks.com/IClient
   OR, if your address ends in "eastcarolina.com" or "eastcarolina.net"
   http://mail.eastcarolina.net/IClient

2. Enter your e-mail User ID and Password and select "Logon"

   You'll be able to view a summary of your messages, read, delete, print, view attachments or send e-mail from your browser. This service is provided without additional charge to all ECNET e-mail customers.

PC Users .... Eudora Pro or Eudora Light ... Installation and Setup (Eudora Pro Versions 3.11 and earlier ... Eudora ProVersion 4.0 and later may require you use the information indicated in the opening paragraph on this page.)

1. Once installed open by clicking on the Eudora icon. [Start ,Programs, Eudora Pro (or Light)]
2. Select "Tools", "Options", and "Getting Started"
3. Under "POP Account" enter: peanut@mail.outer-banks.com [It is IMPORTANT to include "mail" in this entry].
4. Enter your "Real Name": Sally Jones
5. Enter your "Return Address" (may be under "Personal Info"): peanut@outer-banks.com
6. Select "Connection Method": Winsock (Network, PPP, SLIP)
7. Select "Hosts" from the left hand bar
8. Enter "SMTP": ***Provided by your ISP***
9. Select "Checking Mail" from the left hand bar
10. Check "Send on check"
11. Check "Save Password"
12. Click "OK" to close the settings menus
13. Select "File" and "Check Mail"
14. At the prompt enter your "Password": pword123
15. Click "OK" ... Eudora will find your account and download the test message we have placed in it. Your mail will be automatically placed in the "In" box.

Finally, multiple accounts may be set up as follows:

1. Set up the first account as described above ... it will become your "Dominant" account.
2. Select "Tools", "Options" and "Personalities"
3. Select "New" and enter a name in the "Personality" box
4. Add your "Real Name"
5. "POP Account": peanut@mail.outer-banks.com
6. Default Domain: leave blank
7. Return Address: peanut@outer-banks.com
8. SMTP server: ***provided by your ISP***
9. Check mail: click
10. Other settings are optional

PC Users .... Microsoft Outlook Express ... Installation and Setup

1. Once installed open by clicking on the Outlook Express icon. [Start ,Programs, Internet Explorer, Outlook Express]
2. Select "Tools", "Accounts", "Mail", "Add" and "Add Mail"
3. Enter Display Name: Sally Jones, Click "Next"
4. Enter your "e-mail Address": peanut@outer-banks.com, Click "Next"
5. Select "POP3" in the server Type window
6. Enter Incoming Mail Server: mail.outer-banks.com [it is IMPORTANT to include "mail" in this entry].
7. Enter outgoing mail server "SMTP": ***Provided by your ISP*** Click "Next".
8. Enter: Log on using: POP Account Name: peanut
9. Enter: Password: pword123, Click "Next"
10. Enter a "friendly name": My Outer Banks Account, Click "Next"
11. Select a Connection Type: Connect using my phone line (most likely), Click "Next"
12. Click "Finish"
13. Select "Close"
14. Once connected to the internet .... select "Tools", "Send and Receive", "My Outer Banks Account" to retrieve your test message.
15. At the logon prompt enter your User Name: peanut, and Password: pword123, select "Remember Password" and Click "OK"
16. Check your "In Box" for the test message.

It has long been recognized that Mac users are the elite in the computer industry ... so it should come as no surprise that these highly intelligent and sophisticated computer jocks don't require formal installation instruction. Set-up and Mac system configuration is similar to that described above.

Should you, however, have difficulty with the instructions, just give us a call ... we'll walk you through the process ... and won't tell a soul you called!