Business email and domain names in Malaysia: email setup, spam and phishing, delivery problems, .my domain registration, renewals and SSL certificates.
Every topic in Email and domains.
Setting up business email on Outlook, iPhone, Android and webmail, choosing email hosting or Google Workspace, and fixing common setup errors.
Spam waves, fake invoices and how to spot them.
Getting into the inbox: SPF, DKIM, DMARC and Gmail and Microsoft rules.
Domain registration, renewals and transfers in Malaysia: .my and .com.my rules, MYNIC documents, expiry dates and domain scams to watch for.
HTTPS, certificate changes and shorter certificate lifetimes.
Mail to Hotmail or Outlook.com bouncing with 550 5.7.515? Your domain needs SPF, DKIM and DMARC. Here is how to check and what to fix.
Choosing between email hosting and Microsoft 365 for your office? Compare mailbox size, spam filtering, Office apps and moving mail.
A domain is your name online and hosting is where the website lives. Most businesses need both, plus a clear owner and renewal date for each.
Look up your domain in WHOIS, see who the registrar is, and make sure the registrant is your company, not a designer or ex-staff.
Work out mailbox size from your real usage, use shared inboxes and aliases instead of extra accounts, and archive before a mailbox fills up.
Mail on your web hosting plan suits a few light users. Separate email hosting helps when mail is business-critical or the website gets hacked.
Pick a short name close to your company or brand, check MYNIC's naming rules and MyIPO trade marks, then register it in the company's name.
A .my or .com.my domain is a yearly fee. See what changes the price, what a late renewal costs and how to avoid it.
Six checks for Malaysian businesses choosing email hosting: spam filtering, SPF and DKIM, mailbox size, backups, local support and moving your old mail.
Which domain should a Malaysian business register? How .com.my, .my and .com differ on documents, Google and email.
