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How do I access my webmail?

Webmail can be accessed by using the following URL:   http://yourdomain.com/webmail Note:...

How do I change my email password?

If you know your email password: Login to webmail. On the splash page, select "Change...

How do I configure my Default Address?

Login to cPanel. Locate and click on the "Default Address" icon within the "Mail" category....

How do I create a mailing list?

Login to cPanel. Locate the and click on the "Mailing Lists" icon within the "Mail" category....

How do I create an email account in cPanel?

Login to cPanel. Locate and click on the "Email Accounts" icon within the "Mail" category....

How do I create an email filter for a specific user?

Login to cPanel. Locate and click on the "User Level Filtering" icon within the "Mail"...

How do I create an email forwarder?

Login to cPanel. Locate and click on the "Forwarders" icon within the "Mail" category....

How do I create an email spam filter?

Login to cPanel. Locate and click on the "Account Level Filtering" icon within the "Mail"...

How do I setup my email in Microsoft Outlook?

Open Outlook 2010. Go to File -> Info -> Add Account. Select the "Manually configure...

How do I setup my email on an Android device?

On your Android device, open the "Email" application. Press the "Menu" button, select...

What is a Default Address?

A Default Address is an email account which receives all misrouted emails. For instance, if an...

What is a mailing list?

A mailing list is a collection of email addresses that can be bound to a single, collective name...