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Sync Contacts and Calendar with IOS from your cableone.net email account

Note: The Sparklight calendar and contact list will work on iOS devices, but they will not sync automatically.

Please follow the instructions below to sync the Sparklight calendar to the iOS device:

Step 1: Open the ''Settings'' app.

Step 2: Select ''Mail, Contacts, Calendars'' on the left, then select ''Add Account.''

Step 3: Select ''Other'' from the list of options.

Step 4: Under ''Calendars'' select ''Add CalDAV Account.''

Step 5: Use the following settings:

Server: mail.cableone.net

Username: full email address

Password: email password

Description: anything ('' Sparklight Calendar'', for example)

Automatically Forward Emails from mail.sparklight.net

You may set up email forwarding from your Sparklight.net email account to any other email address by following these easy steps:

Step 1: Visit http://mymail.cableone.net and log into your Sparklight email account.

Step 2: Click Preferences.

Step 3: Click Mail.

Step 4: AJAX view: Under the "Receiving Messages" heading, check any of the boxes you wish to activate.

Step 5: Place any valid email address to which you have access in the associated edit box.

Step 6: Optionally, you may check the "Don't keep a local copy of messages" check box if you wish to have all the forwarded email removed from Sparklight's servers.

Step 7: Click the Save button to finalize your changes.

To set up your Outlook.com account, please follow the below instructions.

Step 1: Open Outlook.com

Step 2: Click the gear icon

Step 3: Click on “View all Outlook Settings” or “More mail settings”

Step 4: Select “Mail”, then “Sync email”, then select “Other email accounts”

Step 5: Fill in the necessary fields. You can choose from either "Create a new folder dedicated to the cableone.net account" or "Import into the existing folders in your Outlook.com account".

Step 6: Click "OK". You will see the new account listed as a “connected account”

Step 7: Close the Sync Email window and return to your inbox home page. Under the “Folders” you will see the email folder for cableone.net if you chose to create a new folder, otherwise your emails will download in similar previously used folders.

Download Emails from your @cableone.net email account to Gmail

If you recently switched to Gmail, you can transfer your old emails from your other account.

Important: If you use Gmail for work or school and don't see the import mail option, then your administrator may have disabled this feature.

Step 1: On your computer, open your Gmail

Step 2: In the top right, click Settings icon and then click "See All Settings".

Step 3: Click the "Accounts and Import" or "Accounts" tab in the top navigation bar.

Step 4: In the second section, click "Import Mail and Contacts".

Step 5: Follow the instructions to sign into your account by entering your cableone.net email account and password. Click “Continue”.

Step 6: Select your import option for your cableone.net email. You can choose from either "Import mail" or "Leave a copy of retrieved message on the server"

Step 7: Click "Start Import".

Your messages then being to be imported. It may take several hours (sometimes up to 2 days) before you start to see imported messages. You can then close the window and keep using Gmail or even log out and close your browser – we'll continue importing your mail and/or contacts in the background.

To check the status of your import, look under Settings > Accounts and Import.

Download Calendar from your @cableone.net email account

Please follow the below instructions on how to download your calendar from your @cableone.net email account.

How to Export Calendar

Step 1: Click Preferences.

Step 2: In the left pane, click Import/Export.

Step 3: Select “Calendar” from the Export options

Step 4: Click “Export”

A calendar file will download to your computer and if you have a client available on your computer, it will sync with that calendar. If you have never setup your email software before, it will ask you to setup a new email.

Please follow the below instructions on how to download contacts from your @cableone.net email account.

Exporting a contact list

You can export contact lists by doing the following:

Step 1: Click Preferences.

Step 2: In the left pane, click Import/Export.

Step 3: Select Contacts

Step 4: Select the supported email software

Step 5: Click “Contacts” Source

Step 6: Click “Export”

An Excel spreadsheet (csv. File) will download with your list of contacts.

Many of our customers have expressed the need for a more robust email offering than what Sparklight Business currently provides. Because of this, the number of customers using our email has steadily declined over the past several years. As a result, we are discontinuing email service.

Q. When will discontinuation of Sparklight Business email take place?

A. Effective December 15, 2021, Sparklight Business will discontinue offering email service. As a result, your email accounts provided by Sparklight Business ([email protected]) will need to be transitioned to a new email provider prior to that date.

Q: How will I know when email is being retired in my area?

A: Over the next few months before your email service is discontinued, you will receive multiple notifications via letters and emails to allow you as much notice as possible so that you may prepare the transition to a new email provider prior to that date. If your Sparklight Business email address is used on any marketing collateral or materials, or websites for your business, we recommend that you take action as soon as possible by updating it with an email address from your new email provider. Our goal is to make this process as easy and seamless as possible.

Q: Can I begin the process of moving my email before I receive notice from Sparklight Business?

A: Absolutely. You can sign up for an alternative email service and begin using it any time you like. Free email services with more robust offerings include Gmail or Mail.

Q. What do I need to do once I receive notification with the date my email will be retired?

A. Customers must select a new email provider and export their contacts and any emails they wish to save from their Sparklight Business email account.

OTHER ACTION REQUIRED:

• If your Sparklight Business email address is your contact email for your Sparklight Business services, please visit us online to update your account with your new email address at customer.sparklight.com/business or contact our Technical Care Center team at 877-570-0500.
• If you’re using your Sparklight Business email address as a username or contact for any of your online billing accounts or social media accounts, we suggest you update those accounts with your new email address as soon as possible.
• If your Sparklight Business email address is used on any marketing collateral or materials, or websites for your business, we recommend that you take action as soon as possible by updating it with an email address from your new email provider. Our goal is to make this process as easy and seamless as possible.

Q. Can you tell me the names of some other email providers?

A. Alternative email providers include:

•            Gmail:  google.com/gmail

•            Mail:  https://www.mail.com/mail/ 

Another option to consider is setting up an email server for your business. This will allow you to send emails from your own domain while helping you manage your emails regardless of the email services used. Ask your IT Support personnel for assistance in setting up an email server for your business. If you don’t have IT Support, you can use an email hosting service to help get you set up. Find one that suits your business needs by conducting an Internet search or checking with your local Chamber of Commerce and Better Business Bureau.

Q. Can you provide recommendations for email hosting services?

Unfortunately, we are unable to provide recommendations for these services. We suggest that you find one by conducting an Internet search and checking with your local Chamber of Commerce and Better Business Bureau.

Q. What are the benefits of other email providers?

A. Premium email services (such as Gmail and Mail), are available at no cost and offer an array of functionalities, including the ability to create multiple email addresses, abundant storage space, and a wide variety of tools. Additionally, these services are portable, meaning you can keep your email address should you ever move out of Sparklight Business’s service area.

Helpful Links:

How to Download Contacts from your Sparklight Business email account

How to Download Calendar from your Sparklight Business email account

How to Download Emails from your Sparklight Business email account to Gmail

How to Set up your Outlook.com account

How to Automatically Forward Emails from your Sparklight Business email account

How to Sync Contacts and Calendar with IOS

DSL technology is delivered over copper, twisted-pair wiring used for telephone service that was installed decades ago for low-speed, low-capacity voice communications; in contrast Sparklight Business Solution’s state-of-the-art broadband network was designed to deliver powerful, two-way interactive services. By meeting the stringent standards of Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification (DOCSIS), Sparklight’s HFC specifications provide user data privacy across the cable network by encrypting and authenticating data traffic flow to and from the cable modem and the Sparklight HFC network. Our cable modem services are highly reliable because the architecture provides multiple paths to each of Sparklight Business Solutions’ nodes serving 250 or fewer customers. As such, the self-healing distribution offers the customer a continuous, secure connection.

Not all providers invest in a digital infrastructure to ensure a high performance connection. Sparklight provides a high-speed, redundant, national IP backbone for business customers to use while connecting to the Internet. Further, Sparklight’s local cable networks have been largely rebuilt in recent years and are designed with growth in mind. Our Hybrid Fiber Coax network (HFC) is highly scalable, enabling expansion of available bandwidth to meet increasing business demands without costly equipment or network upgrades.

There is no such thing as a dedicated connection, as claimed by some providers. Since all connections are shared, providing a high-speed Internet experience depends on your service provider’s network capacity, scalability and overall architecture. The Sparklight Business Solution’s network is designed to be highly scalable, providing increased network capabilities as demand increases.

At Sparklight, our customers and our integrity are vital to our success. At the same time, Internet speed can be volatile and we cannot guarantee that situations beyond our control will not interfere with your connection speed.  However you should expect no less than 80% and up to 110% of your provisioned speed.

Sparklight Business Solution’s Internet service can be installed and provisioned much faster than our competition and with little or no downtime since we control all network elements.

Below are Sparklight’s peering policies and requirements for new or existing Sparklight customers.

• Customers must have or purchase a router capable of handling the desired connection.
  1. Default only should be a router capable of BGP version 4.
  2. Default and Partial should be capable for accepting at least 50,000 routes as well as BGP version 4.
  3. Default and Full routes should be capable of accepting at least two copies of the full internet IPv4 table as well as two copies of the full IPv6 internet table and BGP version 4.
• Customers must use an Autonomous System (AS) number assigned by a regional registrar such as American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) that is registered to their organization.
• All customer route announcements must be registered with one of the regional Internet Routing Registries (IRRs), and a route object must exist for each route prefix.
• Customers can specify one of the following received-prefixes options:
  1. Default-route only
  2. Partial routes + default-route
  3. Full routes + default-route
• Sparklight customers are required to configure their own equipment, including but not limited to BGP, import and export policies as any sanity checks.
• Sparklight requires the use of authentication (MD5) for all customer eBGP peering sessions.
• Customer are required to filter any routes such as private or public routes not owned and registered.
• Sparklight will not advertise any prefixes longer the /24 to any peers, and customers should aggregate any longer prefixes up to at least a /24. These aggregates should be visible to any other upstream peering to Sparklight, or any other provider as the same size to ensure proper route selection.
• At this time, Sparklight does not offer any form of traffic engineering to the customer outside of standard AS prepending to be performed by the customer. Sparklight will not modify the current policies until such time as traffic engineering policies can be made available to all Sparklight customers.

If your bill statement doesn’t state the upload and download stream for your rate plan, please contact Technical Support for more information. We are working to update all customer billing statements to include their purchased speeds. For a list of current rate plans and speeds available in your zip code, please visit the Business Internet page.

Contact Business Care at 877.570.0500.

There are no data caps for Sparklight Business Internet. However, the Sparklight network is designed for typical usage by a typical business user. Computer activity resulting in excessive or sustained bandwidth consumption may burden the network and such usage may be restricted. Please see our Acceptable Use Policy at https://business.sparklight.com/legal/acceptable-use for more information.

Please contact Business Care at 877.570.0500 for more information about Sparklight Business WiFi.