This tutorial will help you find your email server SMTP/POP3/IMAP connection details inside cPanel for your email account (i.e. email@yourdomainname.com). Let’s get started;
To log into your email account and access your emails and email settings you'll need to have your full email address and password.
- Go to "YourDomain.com/webmail" where YourDomain.com is your domain name.
- Enter your full email address as the username and password.
- Click "Log In"
- Once logged in you will be able to controll all the options for your specific email account.
- Autoresponders
- Filters & Forwarders
- Update your password
- Control Spam filters
- Track email delivery
- Recover disk space
- ...and more
- To connect your email to an email client such as Outlook, Mail.app, Thuderbird, iPhone, Andriod or other device you may use Manual or Automatic settings to establish the connection.
- You can set up your Mail Client automatically by using the "Setup email on your device" section or the "Automatically configure my device" link.
- You will be brought to a "Mail Client Automatic Configuration Scripts" section. Choose between the Application you would like to use and the proper Protocol to connect with. You MUST use a secure method of connection. Non-SSL connections are not allowed.
- You can set up your Mail Client manually by selecting by using the ""Configure mail Client" link at the bottom of the page.
- You will be brought to a "Mail Client Manual Settings" section. Here you will find the SMTP, POP3 and IMAP settings to connect your mail client or device to your email account. Note: Non-SSL settings may not be used.
Congratulations! Now, you have learned how to find your SMTP/POP3/IMAP connection details inside cPanel for your email account.