Mailguard is an advanced e-mail security and protection system designed to help safeguard e-mail from viruses, spam, worms, malicious content and other email threats.

How it works

When an e-mail is sent it normally passes through a number of machines that route the message as it travels from the sender to the recipient. Mailguard acts just like one of these routers but with the added security benefits of filtering viruses + spam messages and shielding your inbound mailserver address from spammers and hackers.

When e-mail is sent to an account that has Mailguard enabled, all inbound messages are filtered and then delivered to your mailserver. E-mail that is flagged by Mailguard as spam or a virus will be placed in to the quarantine area and will not be delivered to your mailserver. E-mail accounts protected by Mailguard will receive periodic Quarantine Reports by e-mail. The Quarantine Report will contain a summary of any mail that has been quarantined in the last 30 days and a link to the Mailguard quarantine web interface.

Mailguard implements industry-leading technologies and systems that continuously monitor for new spam techniques, viruses and other threats, to provide accurate filtering and a low false positive rate (legitimate email incorrectly marked as spam). On the rare occasion that any mail is incorrectly quarantined the web based quarantine area allows users to un-quarantine messages to their mailbox. The web based quarantine area also allows users to:

• view message headers
• view virus + spam reports
• view spam scores
• delete messages
• set the frequency of the Quarantine Reports adjust the sensitivity of the spam filtering

If your hosting package does not include Mailguard Virus & Spam Filtering you can add it as an additional feature by logging into http://yourdomainhere.com/siteadmin. For more information on our hosting packages and pricing visit www.telivo.com/web-hosting.html

Promote Your Site

Telivo has partnered with Bpath to offer you HyperSubmit search engine submission services.

Millions of people query the search engines every day to find products you sell. Use HyperSubmit search engine submission services to make sure your business is one of the website's they can find. HyperSubmit will optimise and submit your website to hundreds of search engines and directories worldwide to help you unleash the full potential of your online business. More than 50,000 customers worldwide rely on HyperSubmit every day for proven search engine submission services.

What do i get?

Hypersubmit Search Engine Submission service is designed to save you time and money by automatically submitting your website to all major search engines. They will submit your web site every month to the 400+ major global and regional search engines (Google, AOL, Wanadoo, Yahoo!, Lycos, Altavista etc). Email you a submission report every month detailing what search engines you have been submitted to. Other functions available are Rank tracking and link popularity reports detailing your position in the largest search engines in the world under the keywords that you supplied and much more.

Example:

Basic Traffic Package

Only costs £19.95 Annually!

This plan provides basic submissions to over 100 search engines each month for a full year. With this plan, it typically takes 6-8 weeks for your site to start appearing in the search engines, while all you need to do is order the service once and we will handle the submission process for a whole year.

This plan includes:

• Submit to over 100 search engines
• 12 monthly re-submissions
• Monthly reporting via email
• Personal control panel
• Meta Tags generator
• Free customer support

For more information visit the website at www.telivo.com/hypersubmit

Wireless Broadband

Wireless networking is allowing more and more people the freedom to use their computers wherever they like and still enjoy a fast Internet connection anywhere in the house or office. Imagine shopping online in the kitchen, listening to your favourite Internet radio in the bedroom or maybe checking your email in the garden. Wireless networking lets you choose where you want to work or play, you are no longer restricted to using the Internet in the spare room or home office.

A Wireless network is perfect for homes with more than one desktop or laptop computer that need to connect to the Internet. It will allow you to set-up up a computer in a room where a wired solution is not an option and it is a quick and easy way to share your Internet connection.

Wireless networks offer the following advantages over traditional wired networks:

• Mobility - you can roam around within the wireless network without getting disconnected

• Installation speed and simplicity - installing a wireless system can be fast and easy and can eliminate the need to pull cable through walls and ceilings.

• Reach of the network - the network can be extended to places which cannot be wired

During the Telivo Broadband sign up process you will be able to add a wireless modem/router to your order for only £75.00 Please note you will need to purchase a wireless adapter for your PC separately.

For more information on going wireless visit www.telivo.com/broadband-go-wireless.

Until now it's been hard to know what a surname says about someone. But a website has been launched that maps more than 25,000 surnames across Britain, highlighting areas of concentration. Anyone can tap in their name and with the click of a mouse glimpse a profile of how others who share their name are distributed around the country.

So, for example, while it's no secret that there's a small cluster of Blairs residing at a prestigious address in central London, the surname is most concentrated on the west coast of Scotland, particularly Argyllshire and Ayrshire.

The site is the result of a year-long study aimed at understanding patterns of regional economic development, population movement and cultural identity, says Professor Paul Longley, who led the project. It maps the distribution of surnames from the 1998 electoral register and does the same against the 1881 census, making it possible to see how surnames moved around the country during the last century.

Between the 13th Century, when surnames originated in Britain, and the end of the 19th Century "not a lot happened" says Prof Longley. People tended to stay rooted in the part of the country where they were born. Prof Longley hopes the surname site, which has been funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, will tap into the current trend for examining family histories.

So for all you amateur genealogists or curious individuals such as my self check out www.spatial-literacy.org

Please also note that Telivo are not responsible for the content of external websites.