Using the new login page prefixes with Family/Business accounts in our own domain?

beq · 19 Feb 2011, 07:31 AM

How can we take advantage of the new beta/m/ssl login page prefixes with Family/Business accounts that have been created in our own domains? My goal is to still be able to log in with just the username without having to enter the domain part.

Let's say my account is me@mydomain.tld. In my external DNS I have mail.mydomain.tld as a CNAME to mail.messagingengine.com as recommended. Going to http://mail.mydomain.tld displays the "business" login page and lets me enter just "me" without the domain part.

But how can I link to the beta or mobile interface? And how can I automatically redirect to the secure login page?

19 Feb 2011, 07:31 AM	#1
beq Cornerstone of the Community Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: USA Posts: 895	Using the new login page prefixes with Family/Business accounts in our own domain? How can we take advantage of the new beta/m/ssl login page prefixes with Family/Business accounts that have been created in our own domains? My goal is to still be able to log in with just the username without having to enter the domain part. Let's say my account is me@mydomain.tld. In my external DNS I have mail.mydomain.tld as a CNAME to mail.messagingengine.com as recommended. Going to http://mail.mydomain.tld displays the "business" login page and lets me enter just "me" without the domain part. But how can I link to the beta or mobile interface? And how can I automatically redirect to the secure login page? Last edited by beq : 20 Feb 2011 at 01:18 AM.