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I don't suppose there's any other way to get around the firewall issue then. Such as a webmail program you have set up that's on a standard HTTP port? What about setting up something like SquirrelMail within my account?

Even though I've just signed up for service, this is technically a pre-sales question since I haven't had a chance to start using it yet... I was trying to access my webmail from work, where I'm located behind a firewall. As I haven't xferred my domain yet, I tried to access webmail via http://ipaddress_from_my_welcome_mail/webmail I get a connection refused connecting to http://ipaddress_from_my_welcome_mail:2095 It is apparently getting booted either because of the switch to port 2095 which my company firewall has blocked (and not a chance in hell of opening just for my webmail) or webmail isn't happy with playing with IP addresses instead of resolved domain names (which I can't see happening) Anyone have any ideas of what exactly the issue is?