…ow it the configured email addresses. View the account settings in SiteAdmin View the account settings in cPanel Viewing the account settings in SiteAdmin This demo assumes you are already logged into SiteAdmin. 1) Click the Email Accounts link located in the Email section of the left menu. 2) Click the Gear for the email account you wish to see the configuration settings for. That’s it! You now have access to all the configuration settings you…
…ng article. Email Headers We also have an article on how to access emails directly from the file system. How to Access Emails on the File System General Connection Settings Below are the basic settings needed to connect your email client to your email account. Username: Your full email address (e.g. [email protected]) Host: mail.yourdomain.com You can also use the server hostname. You can find this information in your original welcome email. IMAP…
…conditions should be as follows: To -> matches regex -> [email protected] Name and yourdomain should be replaced with the name you wish to use in the email and your domain. 9) Set the filter action to redirect to email, then enter the email you want the messages to get sent to. 10) Click Create. That’s it! You can add as many filters/user catchalls as you wish. Remember to keep the first part of the filter unique or you may…
…ount”. 4) Then choose “Other”. 5) Press “Add Mail Account”. 6) You will now enter your details for your email account. When complete tap Next. Name = Your name that will be displayed on outgoing email messages Email Address = Your full email address Password = Your email account password Description = A name will automagically appear (you can change it if you don’t like it) The new account wizard will…
…ons that may cause you not to be able to read emails. Here are the most common. Incorrect Username Most email clients only put the first part of the email address (e.g. john rather than [email protected]) as the username. Our email servers require the full email address as the username. Trying to use SSL on non-ssl ports If you wish to use SSL for your incoming emails, please make sure you are using one of the following ports: POP3-SSL: 995…
…t having the mail routed through that system’s server. With this process, you can mark a message as spam without affecting your email server’s reputation. Google Mail Fetcher Google Mail Fetcher uses POP3 to pull emails from up to 5 email accounts and then parses the emails for spam. Once set up, Google will check the email accounts on a regular basis, and the new email will appear in your inbox. Google Mail Fetcher set up: Log into…
Auto Responders allow you to automatically send a pre-defined response email to anyone who sends email to a specified email address. Auto Responders are also commonly called “Vacation” responses or “Out of Office” messages. Configure auto responders in SiteAdmin. Configure auto responders in cPanel. Configure auto responders in SiteAdmin This demo assumes you’ve already logged in to SiteAdmin 1) Click the Email…
…erent, the steps below may not be 100% accurate for your device. If you have issues setting up your email, please feel free to contact our support so we can help work through any problems you may be running into. 1) Open the email application. 2) Enter your email address and password, then tap manual setup. 3) Select IMAP 4) Make sure that your username is the full email address 5) Enter the IMAP server (eg mail.example.com) and…
…). Click “Properties”. Select the “Servers” tab. Check the box next to “My Server Requires Authentication.” Click “Ok.” Outlook 2002 and 2003 From the Tools menu, select “Email Accounts.” Select “View or change existing email accounts” and click “Next.” Select your Email account and click the “Change” button on the right. Click the “More…
…ing it up for other email accounts, you can tap on File Menu and select Add Account. Enter your Email Address, check the box for Let me set up my account manually, then tap Connect. Choose POP or IMAP, depending upon your preferred Incoming Protocol. Refer to the settings above and enter the respective hostnames, port numbers, and encryption methods for the Incoming Mail and Outgoing Mail servers. Type your email Password and click on Connect….
