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How does Google for domains help? Currently I have set my email to be forwarded to my GMAIL account. What’s the advantage of having mail and calendar on my sub-domain?
How does Google for domains help? Currently I have set my email to be forwarded to my GMAIL account. What’s the advantage of having mail and calendar on my sub-domain?
No need to forward your emails, hence having header misshaps, or potential lost in between. Google becomes your mail/calendar server, accessible through Google web interfaces, the same ones we have learn to love (Gmail, Gcal… Goffice, etc). Think about archiving, fast search, integration. You also get your own personalized Jabber server. To access them? Just as Chetan pointed.
What does “sitting together in a tree” means, Chetan? I am getting a four oh four on both.
May 9, 07 at 14:32It just means: I now have mail and calendar sub-domains pointing to my mail and calendar login pages :). And you shouldn’t be getting a 404.
May 9, 07 at 14:38Weird, now I get the right pages. Perhaps was a DNS catch up problem. Cheers and welcome to Google for domains!
May 9, 07 at 15:00How does Google for domains help? Currently I have set my email to be forwarded to my GMAIL account. What’s the advantage of having mail and calendar on my sub-domain?
May 11, 07 at 07:47No need to forward your emails, hence having header misshaps, or potential lost in between. Google becomes your mail/calendar server, accessible through Google web interfaces, the same ones we have learn to love (Gmail, Gcal… Goffice, etc). Think about archiving, fast search, integration. You also get your own personalized Jabber server. To access them? Just as Chetan pointed.
May 11, 07 at 18:48