How to check your email (+security)

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You can use either the webmail interface or an email client. If you need help configuring email clients, visit the step-by-step guides for configuring OUTLOOK and EUDORA

Access your webmail interface at:

http://yourdomain.com/webmail

Please remember to use the full account name like you@yourdomain.com and not only the first part of the name - 'you'.

Once you login, you can choose between two mail programs: Squirrel Mail or Neomail. Both, Squirrel Mail and Neomail are very easy to use and have numerous options.

Just click on one of the interfaces: if you are logging into this account's webmail for the first time it will ask you for configuration options, like From: field and a signature. Enter your desired options and click save, then continue to your inbox.

NOTE 1:
When you login to webmail from the control panel ('webmail->check'), you check the
default email address for your account, which is automatically created.

NOTE 2:
It is possible that some ISPs block port 2096, which is used for the secure webmail
connection. If you are unable to login securely, you might try http://yourdomain.com:2095

2. If you decide to use an email client, such as OUTLOOK or EUDORA, here are the settings you need:
servers: incoming(POP3): mail.yourdomain.com
outgoing: mail.yourdomain.com
username: account@yourdomain.com :make sure that you use the full name 'account' is wrong, account@yourdomain.com is right
password: **********
SMTP authentication must be enabled.
 
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