| Speed |
J:COM NET Ultra 160M Course |
This is a best effort service using equipment supporting 160Mbps for downstream and 10Mbps for upstream.＊1 |
| J:COM NET 40M Course |
This is a best effort service using equipment supporting 40Mbps for downstream and 2Mbps for upstream.＊1 |
| J:COM NET 24M Course |
This is a best effort service using equipment supporting 24Mbps for downstream and 2Mbps for upstream.＊1 |
| J:COM NET 1M Course |
This is a best effort service using equipment supporting 1Mbps for downstream and 512kbps for upstream.＊1 |
| E-Mail Address |
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Register up to five e-mail addresses ＊2 |
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E-mail addresses are in the following format:
xxxxxx (name registered by the customer) @jcom.home.ne.jp |
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E-mail addresses already in use by other customers cannot be obtained. |
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There are restrictions on the type and number of characters used. |
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Mailbox Capacity
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10 MB per e-mail address (expandable to 50 MB free of charge) |
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Size restriction on individual messages
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Web Space (cannot be used for commercial purposes)
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| Concurrent Use of PCs |
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One PC only |
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To use multiple PCs concurrently, please sign up for the Additional IP Address Service. |
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| Mobile Access ＊3 |
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J:COM NET services can be accessed when away from home through a dial-up connection |
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Access is possible through a single nationwide number available at uniform calling rates |
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| Homepage Creation Tool ＊4 |
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Creating a homepage is as simple as selecting a design pattern and layout, and then entering your content |
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Images and videos can also be uploaded |
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| @my Page (SNS) ＊5 |
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Diary (blog) Function |
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Community (message board) Function |
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Messages (simple mail) |
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| BLOGari |
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Diary (blog) function |
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Community (message board) function |
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Messages (simple mail) |
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| WebMail＊6 |
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E-mail for J:COM NET registered e-mail addresses can sent and received when outside the home using a terminal connected to the internet |
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All registered e-mail addresses are supported |
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Supports the e-mail virus scan service |
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E-mail Authentication Service
E-mail Encryption Service |
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The e-mail authentication service (SMTP authentication service) provides functionality for sending e-mail when outside. |
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Utilizing the e-mail encryption service prevents the leakage of information from e-mail messages and allows for more secure sending and receiving of e-mails. |
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| Security Package |
| E-mail Virus Scan Service ＊7 |
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Configurable for all registered e-mail addresses |
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Virus scanning, cleaning and deletion is carried out when sending and receiving e-mails |
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Cleaning and removal upon detection of a virus |
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Content Filtering Service
“Parent Eye” |
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Control access to inappropriate sites to which you don't want your children exposed |
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Customers themselves can create a original set of rules. |
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Firewall Service
“My Shield”＊8 |
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Monitors unauthorized access from the Internet |
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Detects and removes viruses that have penetrated your PC |
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Detects and deletes spyware, which can cause the leakage of personal information from your PC |
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Avoids the leaking of personal information to suspected phishing sites |
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| Unsolicited E-mail Blocking Service＊9 |
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Blocks direct mail (unsolicited advertisements*) |
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Anti-spam measures to block unsolicited mail matching criteria set by the customer (configured as the customer sees fit) |
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This is a service that automatically sorts e-mail suspected of being unsolicited on the provider side. |
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| Spam Blocking |
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This is a service that automatically sorts e-mail suspected of being unsolicited on the provider side. |
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| Website Virus Scan Service＊10 |
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Configurable for each connected PC |
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When a virus is detected on a site the user is attempting to view, the virus is blocked by the scan server |
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