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Mail |
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Here, you can find information about the features in the Mail section of the cPanel interface. This includes adding and managing email addresses, filters, spam blocking features, and more. |
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SpamAssassin™ |
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SpamAssassin allows you to block unwanted to email. You can learn more about how to use and configure SpamAssassin here. |
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Webmail |
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Webmail allows you to access you email through a web browser. |
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BoxTrapper |
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The BoxTrapper feature allows you to block unwanted email. You can learn more about how to use and configure it here. |
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Forwarders |
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Forwarders allow you to forward incoming email from one address to another. |
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Auto Responders |
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AllDocumentation/EnkompassHelp.AutoResponders allow you to send a message in response to incoming email automatically. |
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Default Address |
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Default addresses catch misdirected email sent to your domain. |
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Mailing Lists |
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Mailing lists allow you to send an email message to multiple addresses by specifying a single address. |
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User Level Filtering |
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User level filters allow you to create mail filters for a specific address. |
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Account Level Filtering |
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Account level filters allow you to create mail filters for your entire domain. |
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Email Delivery Route |
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This feature allows you to see the path an email takes from your domain. |
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MX Entry |
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You can learn about adding and manging MX entries here. |
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Email Authentication |
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This set of features allows you to make your mail server more secure. |
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Additional Login Methods |
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This document explains how to log directly into your sent and spam email folders. This feature is only available in cPanel/WHM 11.25 and later. |
