patientmop.blogg.se - october 2022

HOW TO ACCESS CPANEL EMAIL ARCHIVE

I don't recommend doing this, but it'll depend on your use case and how you organise your emails

HOW TO ACCESS CPANEL EMAIL ARCHIVE

If you don't want the fetched emails to show up in your Gmail inbox, check this option " Archive incoming messages (Skip the Inbox)".

To do this check " Label incoming messages:" and select a label

I recommend applying a label to the fetched emails, so you can distinguish between your Gmail emails and your cPanel emails.

This encrypts traffic between Gmail's servers and your hosting server, when fetching your emails

Make sure you check " Always use a secure connection (SSL) when retrieving mail".

If you leave messages on the cPanel server, you'll most likely run out of space quickly

Uncheck " Leave a copy of retrieved message on the server".

Username is usually the entire email address.

In the next screen, enter the configuration settings as below:.

Enter the email address created in cPanel and click " Next".This will pop-up a new window, titled " Add a mail account".Click on the " Accounts" tab and then click " Add a mail account".Click the gear icon in the top-right and then click " Settings".Log into your Gmail account on a laptop / desktop.SMTP server address (and port number if any).POP server address (and port number if any).Email address (which is usually the username as well).Keep the following details at hand, as you'll need them later: Log into your cPanel account or ask your web hosting provider to create an email account for you.Below, I'll try and simplify this process for you. The setup is a little more complicated and is not ideal in a business environment.Īfter the setup, you will be able to check both accounts in one inbox. The second option is to setup a cPanel email account and then use your existing Gmail account to fetch email from your cPanel email account. This comes with 30GB of space, powerful spam protection and the whole suite of Google Apps, including Gmail, Calendar, Hangouts, Drive and more.įetching cPanel email into your existing Gmail account The first is the easier, robust and paid option called Google Suite (formerly known as Google Apps). There are two options to set up your email address with all of Gmail's awesome features and functionality. Your cPanel email account is limited in terms of space and functionality and you're probably already comfortable using Gmail.