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Accessing Webmail for Insane Technologies Web Hosting Clients

October 3, 2012

In your web browsers address bar go to http://webmail.yourdomain.com.au (eg. If your email address is ben@gmail.com, gmail.com is your domain You will be to a Welcome to Horde login page. Enter your full email address as your username and your password. Click Login Sometimes you will be redirected to a “blank” page. Press the Function […]

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