I've been using host4students as my host (now defucnt), they used something called cpanel (different? the same?) & squirrel mail. My new provider, ultrasurge also uses cpanel & squirrel mail. they seem to have it set up & working Ok. But they claim I can't login to either the admin page or the webmail page without having access to certain ports. The old host DID NOT require this. This makes my hosting account almost useless, as I'm mostly accessing via a network I do not control the firewall on.
Is there anything I can change the configuration of to allow me to at least access my email?
Installing any programs on the client end is NOT an option. setting ports on the firewall is out of the question. Going through a proxy seems like an AWFUL lot of trouble. Using the installed email program to go to the smtp or pop route would also not be a good thing, know what I mean?
A thumb drive with "live" software might work, maybe. But I would far & away prefer to be able to use WEBmail like any other WEBmail provider has it set up. Just point the browser at the interface & it works, no ports, no tears!
If you can't change it, why not?
Every other WEBmail provider in the world allows access via the webpage, with no port configuration...
Is there anything I can change the configuration of to allow me to at least access my email?
Installing any programs on the client end is NOT an option. setting ports on the firewall is out of the question. Going through a proxy seems like an AWFUL lot of trouble. Using the installed email program to go to the smtp or pop route would also not be a good thing, know what I mean?
A thumb drive with "live" software might work, maybe. But I would far & away prefer to be able to use WEBmail like any other WEBmail provider has it set up. Just point the browser at the interface & it works, no ports, no tears!
If you can't change it, why not?
Every other WEBmail provider in the world allows access via the webpage, with no port configuration...
