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<seo title="How to set mail filter in cPanel" metakeywords="set filter,spam filter,junk mail filter,mail filtering,mail filter,how to block spam" metadescription="How to set mail filter in cPanel" /> | <seo title="How to set mail filter in cPanel" metakeywords="set filter,spam filter,junk mail filter,mail filtering,mail filter,how to block spam" metadescription="How to set mail filter in cPanel" /> | ||
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| − | <div align=justify>Each [http://myidealhost.com/hosting.shtml hosting account] provided by [http://myidealhost.com/about.shtml MyIdealHost hosting provider] is supplied with cPanel control panel. cPanel includes numerous features to manage | + | <div align=justify>Each [http://myidealhost.com/hosting.shtml hosting account] provided by [http://myidealhost.com/about.shtml MyIdealHost hosting provider] is supplied with cPanel control panel. cPanel includes numerous features to manage various aspects of the account. One of them is the mail filters. The mail filters can be created for the whole [http://myidealhost.com/hosting.shtml hosting account] or just for a single mailbox. Creating the mail filters can remove unwanted emails automatical or forward them to some junk mailbox, etc. It is important for a filter to have a unique name. If a mail filter is named the same as another one, then it will be overwritten. |
cPanel allows to set a mail filter either for the whole account (account level filtering) or for each separate mailbox (user level filtering). This article will be dedicated to the user level filtering. Follow these steps to set (e.g.) a spam filter in cpanel: | cPanel allows to set a mail filter either for the whole account (account level filtering) or for each separate mailbox (user level filtering). This article will be dedicated to the user level filtering. Follow these steps to set (e.g.) a spam filter in cpanel: | ||
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