Accessing your mail through the web based interface C-Panel extends the versatility of its email system by allowing you to access any one of your email accounts through its own web mail interface. You have the choice of accessing all mail through the web, or any of your private pop email accounts. Gone are the [...]

Email Forwarding: Email forwarding is a feature, which forwards an email that originated from your domain, to another email address. The forwarding address can be another email address within ‘your domain’, or to an ‘external email’ address, (for example to your home ISP email account). There are two types of email forwarding: Forward silently to [...]

Blocking Unwanted Email Messages: From time to time, you may experience either a junk mailer or some other menacing individual whom keeps sending you annoying email messages. C-Panel has a built in feature, which allows you to block these email messages in a multitude of different ways. You can block them by: – Sender – [...]

Configuring Email Auto Responder’s What is an Email Auto Responder? Email auto responders will automatically send a customized auto response (that you compose) to any visitor whom emails the address configured with one. More specifically, automated responses are sometimes used to send additional information about your service or product by having a visitor email something [...]

Setting Your Default Email Address: It appears pretty simple, but read through this documentation, as this controls much more that you’d expect. As mentioned in the previous chapter, your “default email address” is the one, which can be used as a “catch all”, or in other words, to “catch all mail”, which is addressed to anything@yourdomain.com. [...]

Adding a Pop Email account: The difference between private pop mail accounts, and simply using the “Catch-All” method: There are two kinds of email address’s you can use, starting with the “catch all” method: With the catch all method, you don’t have to worry about setting up individual pop mail accounts. Simply set your email [...]

What is a Sub-Domain? A sub domain is one, which resides under your top-level domain name, but in many ways behaves as a “totally independent domain”. You’ll observe that many of the larger corporations use these, as they’re somewhat more professional looking, and do a better job of creating an independent precedence for service or [...]

Understanding DNS and Name Servers: This is an area, which causes a great deal of confusion amongst both webmasters and end user clients. Before we go any further, let’s look at this quick analogy: DNS can be considered something similar to that of a phone book. When you move from one location to another, your [...]

Where to place your CGI scripts: Although there is nothing dangerous about placing cgi scripts in random directories throughout your site, it’s best if you keep them in their own little home known as the cgi-bin. This minimizes security risks and allows you to maintain your cgi programs from one directory. The path to Perl: [...]