Tag: Email

• These instructions are intended specifically for setting up POP3/IMAP email on Postbox.
• I’ll be working with Postbox version 3.0.11.
• If these instructions don’t quite work for you, check-out our tutorial on setting up other email clients.

• These instructions are intended specifically for setting up Gmail to check your POP3 e-mail account.
• If these instructions don’t quite work for you, check-out our tutorial on setting up other e-mail clients.

• These instructions are intended specifically for setting up POP3/IMAP e-mail on Microsoft Outlook 2013.
• I’ll be working with Microsoft Outlook 2013 (specifically version 15.0.4420.1017 [64-bit]).
• If these instructions don’t quite work for you, check-out our tutorial on setting up other e-mail clients.
• Not the right version of Microsoft Outlook? Check out How To Set up Email in Outlook 2016 or How To Setup Email on Microsoft Outlook 2010.

• These instructions are intended specifically for setting up e-mail on Microsoft Outlook.
• I’ll be working from Microsoft Outlook 2010 (specifically version 14.0.7116.5000 [64-bit]).
• If these instructions don’t quite work for you, check out our tutorial on setting up other e-mail clients, How To Set up Email in Outlook 2013, or How To Set up Email in Outlook 2016.

• These instructions are intended specifically for setting up e-mail on Thunderbird.
• I’ll be working from Thunderbird version 24.5.
• If these instructions don’t quite work for you, check out our tutorial on setting up other e-mail clients.

• These instructions are intended specifically for setting up e-mail on an Android device.
• I’ll be working from a DROID 4, and I’ll be using Android Version 4.1.2.
• If these instructions don’t quite work for you, check out our tutorial on setting up other e-mail clients.

The Auto Responder functionality allows for cPanel to send a pre-made response to e-mails that are received by a given e-mail account. This is extremely useful for when someone is away from their e-mail for an extended period of time and they want to convey that to other users.

One of the perks of having your own domain is the ability to set up e-mail addresses for it. cPanel makes creating a new e-mail address simple.

One of the best tools you can use when tracking down e-mail problems is mail logs. On Liquid Web’s cPanel servers, we have turned on all of exim’s logging capabilities. Full logging means that there is a lot going on, and trying to decipher the logs can be cryptic at first. Let’s take a look at how they are composed.

Note: this article assumes that you have found the mail transaction you are looking for using exigrep.

If you manage a domain, sooner or later you are bound to receive e-mail at your domain for an address that does not exist. Most of the time this mail comes from spammers, guessing that “abc123@example.com” might be a viable email address at your domain. It might also come from someone who mistyped the first part of your legitimate email address.