Setup guides

These pages are written primarily for our customers to be able to use their facilities to the full but also as answers to frequently asked questions relating to email packages and the internet on your desktop.

How to retrieve emails from your Khosys account

If you have a webhosting account with Khoo Systems then you will also be able to retrieve emails @ your domain by using a mail client on your PC or Mac. We recommend that you use either Outlook express on PC or Eudora on a Mac. Please follow the instructions below, if you are experiencing technical difficulties then email support@khoosys.net.

Click here for instructions on how to setup Outlook Express on a PC to retrieve emails.
Click here for instructions on how to setup Eudora on a Mac to retrieve emails.

How to setup the Khoosys Webmail facility for your domain

Khoo Systems currently run a web mail facility from our servers taht enables you to retrieve and send emails directly from a web browser. In order to use Webmail you must have the user name and password that was issued to you by Khoo Systems for login purposes. If you cannot remember these details please email support@khoosys.net.

Click here for instructions on how to setup the Khoosys Webmail facility.
Click here to login into Khoosys Webmail.

How to FTP files using a PC or a Mac

FTP stands for 'File Transfer Protocol'. FTP is simply transfering a file from your desktop computer to a host computer on the internet or web server. If you have a 4.x or higher version of Netscape or Internet Explorer you can download and upload files by FTP using your web browser.

Click here for PC instructions on how to use use your browser for FTP.
Click here for Mac instructions on how to use use 'Fetch' for FTP.

I am not currently connected to the internet. How do I get on line?

In order to connect to the internet you must first subscribe to an Internet Service Provider (ISP). The ISP that you choose will issue you with a user name, a password and a telephone number that your computer will dial to make a connection to the internet with. Some ISP's offer their services for free and you only pay for the phone calls that you make. Other ISP's charge a small fee each month.

Click here for instructions on how to set up an internet connection using Windows 98/ME/2000
Click here for instructions on how to set up an internet connection on Mac OS.