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IMAP
IMAP is the current standard for connecting to emails but note that the emails are stored against your hosting space. We recommend cleaning out emails regularly or archiving them. See our article How to Clear Space in Your Email Account to learn how to clean up your email mailboxes.
Please make sure to substitute "yourDomain.com" for your own website domain name.
Account Type | IMAP |
Incoming server | mail.yourDomain.com |
Outgoing mail server | mail.yourDomain.com |
Username | Full email address (example: user@yourDomain.com) |
Password | As set in your cpanel |
Outgoing email server authentication | Required, use the same username and password as your incoming mail server. |
incoming mail port | 993 (SSL or TLS security type) |
outgoing mail port | 465 (SSL or TLS security type) |
Depending on the email client or app you may need to subscribe to additional folders. For example your Sent folder or Trash folder. Each device will have it's own way to access these settings refer to it's documentation or software support site on instructions on subscribing to IMAP folders. |
POP3
POP3 is designed to download messages from the email server to your device. Ideal for single device setup.
Below are the POP3 email settings you will need to get your email connected to a third party email client or email app on your phone.
Account Type | POP3 |
Incoming server | mail.yourDomain.com |
Outgoing mail server | mail.yourDomain.com |
Username | Full email address (example: user@yourDomain.com) |
Password | As set in your cpanel |
Outgoing email server authentication | Required, use the same username and password as your incoming mail server. |
incoming mail port | 995 (SSL or TLS security type) |
outgoing mail port | 465 (SSL or TLS security type) |