Domain Setup | Email Account Setup | Contacting AngryHosting
If you are registering a new domain, it should ask you for name server (NS) records (primary and secondary). If you are transferring your existing hosting account to AngryHosting, you will need to update your name service records with your registrar.
Most registrars have a control panel which allows you to modify your domain's information.
The username for the email account is your full email address (ex. yourname@yourdomain.com).
The incoming mail server (POP3 or IMAP) is 'mail.yourdomain.com' (replace yourdomain.com with your actual domain name).
AngryHosting supports SSL for your email account. This adds some security if you are checking your email from an untrusted network. If you use SSL for your incoming mail server, make sure you use mail.angryhosting.com for the server name otherwise the certificate will not be valid. Please read your email client's documentation to find out how to enable this.
You can also use AngryHosting's email servers to send your email. We support TLS connections on both port 25 and 587, and you can use authentication by providing your email address as the username. If you use TLS, make sure you use mail.angryhosting.com for the outgoing mail server otherwise the certificate will not be valid.
AngryHosting does not provide any phone-based support. This is one of the main reasons why our prices are so low. We have developed our services around the idea that the customer will have complete control over all aspects of their domain hosting without ever having to contact us. This keeps our operating costs down which allows us to keep our service costs low. Still, we do offer e-mail based technical support in the off chance that you should actually need to use it.
Domain Setup
In order for your domain to become available under your AngryHosting hosting, you have to point the name server records towards 'ns1.angryhosting.com' and 'ns2.angryhosting.com'.If you are registering a new domain, it should ask you for name server (NS) records (primary and secondary). If you are transferring your existing hosting account to AngryHosting, you will need to update your name service records with your registrar.
Most registrars have a control panel which allows you to modify your domain's information.
Email Account Setup
After you create an email account from within the control panel, you may add the account to your local machine's email client (Microsoft Outlook, Netscape Messenger, etc). Follow your email client's documentation to add a new email account.The username for the email account is your full email address (ex. yourname@yourdomain.com).
The incoming mail server (POP3 or IMAP) is 'mail.yourdomain.com' (replace yourdomain.com with your actual domain name).
AngryHosting supports SSL for your email account. This adds some security if you are checking your email from an untrusted network. If you use SSL for your incoming mail server, make sure you use mail.angryhosting.com for the server name otherwise the certificate will not be valid. Please read your email client's documentation to find out how to enable this.
You can also use AngryHosting's email servers to send your email. We support TLS connections on both port 25 and 587, and you can use authentication by providing your email address as the username. If you use TLS, make sure you use mail.angryhosting.com for the outgoing mail server otherwise the certificate will not be valid.
Contacting AngryHosting:
You can contact AngryHosting's Technical Support department via e-mail or through our contact form.AngryHosting does not provide any phone-based support. This is one of the main reasons why our prices are so low. We have developed our services around the idea that the customer will have complete control over all aspects of their domain hosting without ever having to contact us. This keeps our operating costs down which allows us to keep our service costs low. Still, we do offer e-mail based technical support in the off chance that you should actually need to use it.
