513 results for «e-mail» (page 13 of 52)
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Everyday e-mail habits for a business: To, Cc and Bcc, reply all, subjects and attachments
The short answer: most e-mail trouble in a business is not technical. It is a customer put in Cc with everyone else’s address, a “reply all” that should never have…
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The hourly e-mail sending limit: staying under it and moving newsletters elsewhere
The short answer: every hosting plan has a limit on e-mails sent per hour: 100 on Pro, 200 on Plus, 300 on Ultra, 500 on Business Pro, 750 on Business…
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How many e-mails you sent this hour: Track Delivery and the sending limit
The short answer: the sending limit is 100 e-mails an hour on Pro, 200 on Plus, 300 on Ultra, 500 on Business Pro, 750 on Business Plus and 1,000 on…
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Usage warnings at 75%, 85% and 95%: what our e-mails mean and what to do next
The short answer: every plan has resource limits: disk space, number of files (inodes), CPU, memory, processes, I/O and e-mails per hour. The limit is 100%. When your account reaches…
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One mailbox per person or one shared mailbox: what works for a small team
The short answer: anyone who writes on behalf of the company should have their own mailbox. The public addresses (general enquiries, sales) can be a shared mailbox, if replies must…
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Email Routing in cPanel: local, remote or automatic, and the mail that vanishes
The short answer: cPanel decides, for each domain, where the mailboxes are: here (local) or on another service (remote). If your domain’s e-mail is on another service (Google Workspace, Microsoft…
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Autodiscover and autoconfig: how Outlook and your phone find the mailbox settings
The short answer: when you type just the e-mail address and password, Outlook, Thunderbird and phones look up the server settings by themselves. They do it by consulting some special…
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Email Deliverability: the panel that audits your domain
You send a message and it lands in the recipient’s spam folder. You send another and it never arrives at all. The natural question is «is something misconfigured?», and cPanel…
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How to access your webmail
You don't need to install anything to check your e-mail - the webmail works straight from your browser, on any device. Accessing webmail 1 Go to https://webmail.yourdomain.com - replacing yourdomain.com…
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Common webmail errors and how to fix each one
Webmail is your e-mail seen straight from the server, with no program in between. That is exactly what makes it your best diagnostic tool: if it works here, the service…





