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'''Note''': If you are accessing it via a web browser, your Webmail login should look like this: | '''Note''': If you are accessing it via a web browser, your Webmail login should look like this: | ||
| − | username: username@domain.com (e.g. example@yourdomain.com), i.e. full email address | + | '''''username''''': ''username@domain.com'' (e.g. ''example@yourdomain.com''), i.e. full email address |
| − | password: the one assigned while creating the mailbox in cPanel | + | '''''password''''': the one assigned while creating the mailbox in cPanel |
You can use Webmail to check messages for every email account listed in your cPanel. | You can use Webmail to check messages for every email account listed in your cPanel. | ||
'''Note:''' if you use the following Webmail login: | '''Note:''' if you use the following Webmail login: | ||
| − | username: your_cPanel_username@yourdomain.com | + | '''''username''''': ''your_cPanel_username@yourdomain.com'' |
| − | password: your cPanel password | + | '''''password''''': your cPanel password |
then you are logged into the default mailbox, created by the system. This email address cannot be used for sending/receiving emails. | then you are logged into the default mailbox, created by the system. This email address cannot be used for sending/receiving emails. | ||
Just create your custom email addresses to access Webmail properly.</div> | Just create your custom email addresses to access Webmail properly.</div> | ||
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