Introduction

cPanel offers a powerful set of email tools that allow you to create, manage, and control domain-based email accounts. Whether you're a business owner, developer, or admin, you can use these features to set up professional email addresses, automate replies, forward messages, and secure your communication.

This guide provides a quick overview of all major email-related features available in cPanel.


1. Email Accounts

Create and manage email addresses linked to your domain (e.g., info@yourdomain.com). You can:

  • Set up usernames and passwords

  • Allocate storage space

  • Access via Webmail or configure on external clients like Outlook or Gmail

  • Change quotas or delete accounts when needed

Where to find it: cPanel > Email > Email Accounts


2. Email Forwarders

Automatically redirect incoming emails from one address to another.

Example: Forward sales@yourdomain.com to yourname@gmail.com.

You can set:

  • Individual email forwarders

  • Domain-wide forwarding

Where to find it: cPanel > Email > Forwarders


3. Autoresponders

Send automatic email replies, perfect for out-of-office notices, confirmations, or acknowledgments.

You can set:

  • Reply message

  • Interval between repeated responses to the same sender

  • Start and stop dates

Where to find it: cPanel > Email > Autoresponders


4. Email Routing

Control how mail is delivered for your domain. This is important when using third-party mail services (like Google Workspace or Zoho).

Options include:

  • Local Mail Exchanger (default)

  • Remote Mail Exchanger

  • Backup Mail Exchanger

Where to find it: cPanel > Email > Email Routing


5. Email Filters

Create custom rules to filter incoming mail based on sender, subject, keywords, etc. Helps manage spam or sort emails automatically.

  • User-Level Filters: For individual accounts

  • Account-Level Filters: For all domain emails

Where to find it: cPanel > Email > Email Filters


6. Spam Filters

Use tools like SpamAssassin to reduce unwanted mail.

Features include:

  • Spam scoring

  • Auto-delete settings

  • Whitelist/Blacklist management

Where to find it: cPanel > Email > Spam Filters


7. Email Deliverability (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)

Improve email security and delivery by validating email sending sources.

  • Configure SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records

  • Prevent spoofing and increase inbox trust

Where to find it: cPanel > Email > Email Deliverability


8. Track Delivery (Email Logs)

View the delivery status of all outgoing emails. Useful for troubleshooting undelivered or bounced messages.

Where to find it: cPanel > Email > Track Delivery


9. Email Disk Usage

View and manage how much space each email account is using. Helps identify and clean up large or unused mailboxes.

Where to find it: cPanel > Email > Email Disk Usage


Conclusion

cPanel provides a complete suite of tools for managing all aspects of email hosting on your domain. From creating accounts to filtering spam and monitoring delivery, every feature is built for flexibility, control, and reliability.

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