mail.domain.com

[Bill Hosler]

Hi,

I have been using cpanel for a couple of years now but there is something I could never figure out.

I haven't issued email accounts to any of my users because I don't have a good way to explain to them how to access it.

I access mine going to the mail section of cpanel and jumping through the hoops to access it.

Most other webservices I have used you went to some URL like http://webmail.domain.com and it would lead to a login section.

Is this something that needs to be configured by me? I really haven't messed with anything because I didn't want to screw things up.

What do I do to get this configured?

Bill

 

[dalem]

webmail

http://domain.com/webmail
http://domain.com:2095
https://domain.com:2096

create mail accounnts (pop3 accounts)
by clicking the mail link in cpanel

 

[Bill Hosler]

Awesome thanks! :D

 

[mctDarren]

I also like to set up a subdomain of mail.domain.com and then set it to redirect to https://domain.com:2096 in case there are users that are used to accessing that way. You can set that up through the Sub Domain portion of their cPanel page for them.