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10
Mar
2016

How to create your own custom email account?

You are thinking if you can have an email address something like iam@handsome.com? or anything you want? Well, it is possible! Just follow this steps and consider my advices.

Firstly, before going into the procedures, you should have your own domain name (ex: erickabuzo.com). If you don’t have, you can buy one HERE.

Considering that you have your domain and cpanel account,

1. Log in to your cPanel > Mail section > Email Accounts menu:

2. If you have multiple domains, select the domain you want your email account to be associated with in the drop-down list in the top right corner and enter the desired email and a strong password of your choice:

Click on Create Account once all is set.

3. To log in your own webmail, visit in your browser’s address bar:

http://www.yourdomain.com/webmail

4. Once done, you will see the icons of the three webmail interfaces:

5. Feel free to choose any access webmail. I suggest Read Mail Using SquirrelMail. Get tips on teatteriyhdistysprovinssi

27
Mar
2013

How to setup email in Android devices?

categories: Tutorials, Web Dev't

Source: JustHost.com

This article will show you how to setup email on a device running the Android OS.

Create a new email account

Enter your full “Email Address”
Enter the password for your “Email Address”
Tap “Next”
Choose the type of email account you will be using.
- POP3: POP3 will download the emails from the server and store them on your phone.
- IMAP: IMAP will store the emails on the server and show a cached copy on your phone.
- Exchange: Exchange is not supported as it requires a Microsoft Exchange server

Incoming Server Settings

Username: Please enter your full email address
Password: The password for your email address.
IMAP server: This is typically your domain name preceded by “mail.”. This can be found in the E-mail Accounts section of the cPanel, under “More” > “Configure Mail Client” .
Port:
“SSL (Accept all certificates)
IMAP path prefix: Please enter INBOX. This will allow for you to store your Sent, Drafts and Deleted emails on the server.
Tap Next.

Outgoing Server Settings

SMTP server: This is typically your domain name preceded by “mail.”. This can be found in the E-mail Accounts section of the cPanel, under “More” > “Configure Mail Client” .
Port:
“SSL (Accept all certificates)
Require sign-in Check this as you will need to authenticate with the SMTP server.
Username: Please enter your full email address
Password: The password for your email address.
Tap Next.

Account Options

Email Checking Frequency: Set how often you would like your device to check for new emails.

Note: The more often you check your email the more drain it will cause on your battery.

Send email from thise account by default Check this option if this will be your default email address
Notify me when email arrives: Leave this checked if you would like to be notified of new email messages.
Tap Next.

Name the account

If you would like you can name the email account, this can be helpful if you have multiple accounts on the one device.
Enter the name you would like to be shown on all outgoing emails that you send from the device.
Tap Done.

27
Mar
2013

Email Setup in any client

categories: Tutorials, Web Dev't

Source: JustHost.com

Below are the settings that are needed to configure and retrieve email from your main IMAP or pop account. You may find exact settings in the Email Accounts tool.

Incoming Mail Server

Mail Server Type: IMAP

IMAP is an E-mail protocol that is used when people wish to always have their messages, including sent messages and message folders, saved on the server. Depending on program configuration, these messages may be temporarily saved on the computer for offline viewing. All messages and folders can be viewed from any computer connecting via IMAP, including Webmail. This option is most recommended for users who connect to E-mail accounts from many computers.

IMAP Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Note: You may need to use the server/host name if using SSL. (e.g. just#.Justhost.com)
IMAP Username: (your full email address)
IMAP Password: (the password that you selected when your account was setup)
IMAP Port 143 (With SSL: 993)

Mail Server Type: POP3

POP3 is an E-mail protocol that is used when people wish to have a copy of their E-mail messages, along with any attachments, to be downloaded to their computer for viewing. Depending on program configuration, these messages may be automatically deleted from the server once it is received, or at some future time. Messages sent, moved, or deleted from a computer using POP can only be viewed on that individual computer’s folders. They cannot be viewed on other computers connecting to that E-mail account, including Webmail. This option is most recommended for users who like to keep a backup of all their messages.

POP Server: mail.yourdomain.com
POP Username: (your full email address)
POP Password: (the password that you selected when your account was setup)
POP Port 110 (With SSL: 995)

Outgoing Mail Server

Here are the settings that you’ll need to send email:

SMTP Server: mail.yourdomain.com
Note: You may need to use the server/host name if using SSL. (e.g. just#.Justhost.com)
SMTP Username: (your full email address)
SMTP Password: (the password that you selected when your account was setup)
SMTP Authentication: Enabled (Use same login as the incoming mail)
SMTP Port 26 (With SSL: 465)