cPanel is a widely used control panel tool which is known for its intuitive interface and distinctive features.
Millions of clients have recognized the importance of this tool for easy web mail management. After adding email accounts, you can use cPanel’s tools to configure your email client to access the account.
To Configure Your cPanel Email Addresses with Mail Clients
- Go to http://coolexample.com/webmail, where coolexample.com is your domain name.
- Log in to your email address.
- Click Configure Mail Client.
- Next to the mail client you want to use, click the link in the Protocols column.
- Follow any instructions or run any files that download to complete the configuration.
If the mail client or device you want to use isn’t listed, you can use the Manual Settings listed toward the bottom of the page.
Typical non-SSL Settings (non-secure):
If you can’t access the cPanel interface to complete these steps, these are the typical non-SSL settings it uses:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Username | Your email address |
| Password | Your email account’s password |
| Incoming Server | mail.[your domain name] |
| Incoming Ports | IMAP — 143 POP — 110 |
| Outgoing Server | mail.[your domain name] |
| SMTP (Outgoing) Port | 25 (587 or 80 might also work) |
Typical SSL Settings (secure):
If you can’t access the cPanel interface to complete these steps, these are the typical SSL settings it uses:
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Username | Your email address |
| Password | Your email account’s password |
| Incoming Server | mail.[your domain name] |
| Incoming Ports | IMAP — 993 POP — 995 |
| Outgoing Server | mail.[your domain name] |
| SMTP (Outgoing) Port | 465 (587 or 2525 might also work) |
