New Mail System. We changed over to a new mail system, effective June 15. The new mail system enables you to control almost all of your mail services through the new WebMail interface. The new WebMail interface is located at http://webmail.cove.com - we hope you like it!

If you use Cove dialup for your Internet access and have an email address ending with "@cove.com", there is a small change to the settings in your email program you need to make before July 1, 2007. You can send mail after this settings change now, so please do this as soon as is convenient. There are graphic, detailed instructions for making this change here.

You will need to change the POP user name in your email program after 6 PM on October 14, 2006 to be able to get your email from the new mail server. There are graphical instructions for making this change here.

Our dialup access numbers change effective February 2004! If you need help changing your dialup access number, please use our detailed, graphic instructions. Our Network Information Page provides our local dialup numbers and summary information of your network configuration settings. The DialUp FAQ provides answers to commonly asked questions about our dialup service.

Our WebMail interface enables you to access your email through any browser and is convenient for accessing your email while travelling. You can also setup an AutoReply through our WebMail interface which will automatically respond to your incoming email while you are unavailable.

The SpamCheck Page shows how to setup filtering on your email program to work with the MailCheck software on our mail servers. We also have another anti-spam Page which can help you configure the anti-spam tools built into Outlook Express and Eudora to suit your own preferences.

Effective April 2, 2001, Verizon required everyone in Massachusetts to dial 10 digits - even for a local call. This also applies to dialing into our network. We have a 10 Digit Dialing Page that can help you modify your dialer settings.

Our 56K Modems Page provides useful information on using 56K modems with our network. We also recommend you visit the highly regarded V.Unreliable site for important information relating to your 56K modem.