cPanel Tutorial: Mail
The Mail area functions allow a user to do many different tasks with email accounts. This includes creating email accounts, removing accounts, forwarding email, etc. The following part of this documentation will familiarize you with the use of the Email Manager to accomplish the many different tasks that are associated with email accounts, and email account maintenance.
Mail Options in the CPanel
- Email Accounts - here you are able to create e-mail accounts, define passwords and quotas for them. You can separately manage the e-mail accounts for a chosen domain.
- WebMail - here you can access the two web mail programs (Horde and Squirrelmail) included in cPanel. These programs will allow you to read your email through a browser window without having to make any changes to your local computer.
- SpamAssassin - is an automated email filtering system that attempts to identify spam messages based on the content of the email's headers and body.
- Forwarders - using e-mail forwarders will allow you to send copies of all your messages from one e-mail account to another. You can also send the messages from all the accounts with one domain to the corresponding ones with another domain.
- Auto Responder - setting auto responder emails
- Default Address - feature will "catch" any mail that is sent to an invalid email address for your domain.
- User Level Filtering - here you can manage filters for each user. Each user filter is processed after the main account filters.
- Account Level Filtering - allows you to manage the filters for the main account. There you can also test the existing filters.
- Email Delivery Route - allows you to view how the mail server will treat a message when sending to or delivering to a specific address.
Please, take a look at our Email tutorial for further details about how to manage your email accounts:
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