Cpanel is a web hosting control panel that allows users to manage their web hosting accounts via a web browser. Cpanel is the most widely used control panel in the world and has been powering millions of websites since 1997. It is available for free to all our hosting accounts.
Cpanel has been designed with ease of use in mind. While it does have a steep learning curve, there are many resources available on the internet that can help you get started.
Server Configuration Cpanel
Web Host Manager (WHM) is a free web hosting control panel that allows you to change the configuration of your web hosting account, add new domains and park them on your server, and create email accounts for your website’s visitors.
To access your Cpanel, login to our server by visiting https://cp.hoster.com/cpanel
2. WHM Mail Server Not Working?
If you are unable to send or receive emails through your cPanel mail server, please contact our support team at support@hoster.com.au and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible!
If your mail server is not working properly, check the following:
Make sure that your domain record has been added to cPanel using DNS Manager or through our API. If it has not been added, then add it now.
In this section, you can configure your server to accept incoming mail. If you want to use your own mail server, you can configure it in the Mail section of WHM’s Tweak Settings interface (Home >> Server Configuration >> Tweak Settings). To edit the settings for a cPanel account’s mail server, click the Edit Mail Server button.
This will open the Edit Account: [email protected] screen where you can choose one of three options:
Send Mail Through Another Server – If you select this option, then all outgoing mail will be sent through another mail server. This option is useful if you have an existing mail server that you would like to use instead of our default mail servers.
Run Exim as User Other than Root – When this option is selected, all outgoing and incoming email will be processed by Exim (a mail transfer agent) as the user that owns your site instead of root . If you do not enable this option, then Exim will run as root . This can cause problems if you have permissions set up incorrectly because users cannot write files outside their home directories by default. However, if you enable this option when using our default configuration then all email will be processed correctly without any changes required to.
cPanel is a web-based hosting control panel, which allows you to manage your hosting account with ease.
From cPanel you can:
Manage domains and DNS records
Manage e-mail accounts (POP3/IMAP/SMTP)
Manage MySQL databases
Manage Apache configuration
Manage WHM settings and more…
WHM Server Configuration
WHM is the hosting control panel used by many of our shared hosting servers. WHM is a web based application that allows you to manage your account and server from any web browser.
1. Make sure you are using the correct username, password and hostname for your email account.
2. If you have recently changed your domain name, please wait 24 hours before attempting to send mail from your new domain name. This is to allow time for DNS changes to propagate around the world.
1. To change CPanel IMAP settings, you need to log into your CPanel account.
2. Once you are logged in, click on the Mail section and then click on the Email Accounts tab.
3. Click on the email account that you want to change, for example: example@example.com
4. Scroll down to the bottom of this page and look for the IMAP Access section.
5. You can change the Incoming Mail Server (IMAP) port number, which is normally set as 143 or 993, by using the drop-down menu next to Incoming Mail Server (IMAP).
How to Configure IMAP on cPanel
Step 1: Open the cPanel.
Step 2: Click on Email Accounts from the left sidebar and then click on the Advanced tab.
Step 3: Scroll down to the bottom of the page and under Mail Setup, click on IMAP Configuration.
Step 4: On the right side of the page, you will find several options that you can use to configure your IMAP account. You can choose any one or all of them as per your need and requirement.
cPanel is a web-based control panel that allows you to configure your hosting account. It is used by many web hosting companies, including our own.
In this article we will show you how to set up your cPanel email server in order to send and receive emails.
To begin, log in to your cPanel account and select the Mail section from the left menu. Once there you should see a list of options for configuring your email accounts (Figure 1).
You can choose from any of these options:
Imap4 — This setting is used for incoming mail only and does not allow outgoing mail. This is the default setting for most users since it requires less configuration than other protocols.
POP3 — This setting is only used for incoming mail, not outgoing mail. This protocol does not require much configuration because it works with most email clients automatically. However, some providers may disable POP3 access on their servers so check before using this protocol if you plan on using an external application such as Thunderbird or Outlook Express.
Sendmail — Sendmail allows you to send outgoing emails through an external application such as Microsoft Outlook or Thunderbird; however this method is not recommended because it requires additional configuration which may cause problems with your other applications when they fail.
WHM Server Configuration
To configure your server, you can use WHM’s main interface, or its command line interface. To access the main interface, log in to WHM and select the Home tab.
To access the command line interface (CLI), select the Advanced tab, then choose Command Line Interface from the Services section.
You can also use WHM’s graphical interface to configure cPanel & WHM services.