How to configure Techno mail for Eudora, Outlook and Others?

Put the following information in your mail software:
1. Incoming mail server: mail.techno-bd.net
2. Outgoing mail server: mail.techno-bd.net
3. Be sure, you put your login name and password correctly.

What to do when getting a Secure Socket Error while checking mail?

Open Eudora, Go to Tools -> Options -> Checking Mail Select "Never"
in Secure Sockets when Receiving and also Select "Never" for Sending Mail.

What to do when I'm not getting Internet?

If you are using Windows XP Please Check that Your Network connection is Enabled or not. To do this click Start -> Control Panel -> Network Connections. You will find a Local Area Connection Icon and the status of the connection is written below. If it is Disabled right click on it and click Enable.

Still if you are not able to get the connection please check the light in that Lan Card. If it's glowing then just restart your PC. Otherwise please Call TOL Customer Support cause it may be a cable fault.

What is Broadband and what can it do for me?

'Broadband' is an umbrella term for a number of high speed Internet access options.

ADSL, Cable and Satellite* all fall into the Broadband category, giving you a number of options for enjoying an amazing online experience. You see, the thing that all Broadband access methods have in common is incredible speed. These are among the fastest ways for you to surf, share, download, upload and play games online. Broadband is an 'always on' service so that you don't have to dial-up each time you want to access the Internet^{^}, giving you full use of your phone service. So you can keep calling, chatting and faxing while you're connected.

Sound good? It is. So let's have a quick look at your broadband options, and see why you'd choose one over the others.

What is ADSL?

Asymmetric digital subscriber line (ADSL) is the most widely deployed form of DSL technology. Most homes and small businesses currently using DSL technology use ADSL.
ADSL is a technology for transmitting digital information at a high bandwidth on existing phone lines to homes and businesses. Unlike regular dialup phone service, ADSL provides a continuously available, "always on" connection. ADSL simultaneously accommodates analog (voice) information and digital (data) information on the same line. Specifically designed to exploit the one-way nature of most multimedia communication in which large amounts of information flow to the user, ADSL is asymmetric - which means that it uses most of the bandwidth available to transmit information downstream to the user and only a small part to receive information from the user. Typically, ADSL generates downstream speeds of up to 8 Megabits per second (Mb/s) - 125 times faster than traditional 56.6 Kilobits per second (Kb/s) analog modems - and generates upstream speeds of up to 640 Kb/s.
Unlike cable technology, ADSL provides dedicated bandwidth so its speed and capacity are unaffected by how many homes or businesses are using the service at the same time. The precise speed of your ADSL connection depends to some extent on how far you are from the central office (CO) of the company providing your ADSL service. However, depending on your location, there is a flavor of DSL for you.

What is SDSL?

SDSL. It's only four little letters, but what a difference those four letters can make for an emerging business. SDSL is a high speed Internet access service that offers up to 30 times the speed of standard dial-up access. Symmetric Digital Subscriber Line (SDSL) is the latest high speed technology that uses your existing copper telephone wires to provide high speed Internet access at equal uploading and downloading speeds. Our SDSL takes existing voice cable that connects customers' premises to the phone company's central office (CO) and turns the line into a high speed digital link. SDSL is the perfect solution for small- to medium-sized businesses and home offices.

What is Spam?

The term Spam refers to unsolicited, unwanted, inappropriate bulk email, Usenet postings and MUD/IRC monologs. For the purposes of this discussion, we will use the term Spam primarily in reference to email, which is what it is generally understood to mean when used in connection with the Internet. Spam is often referred to as Unsolicited Bulk Mail (UBM), Excessive Multi-Posting (EMP), Unsolicited Commercial email (UCE), spam mail, bulk email or just junk mail.

How do spammers get my email address?

Through many means. Some companies you may have had dealings with sell their mailing lists to third parties, spammers included. Spammers also use “robots” to scour the Internet and harvest any email addresses that they find. If you post to newsgroups you are also at risk of spammers picking up your email address and sending you junk email. To get adequate spam protection and get rid of Spam, you really need more than one email address. This is an essential element of proper Spam control.

What is Computer Worm?

Worms are very similar to viruses in that they are computer programs that replicate themselves and that often, but not always, contain some functionality that will interfere with the normal use of a computer or a program.

The difference is that unlike viruses, worms exist as separate entities; they do not attach themselves to other files or programs. A worm can spread itself automatically over the network from one computer to the next. Worms take advantage of automatic file sending and receiving features found on many computers.

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