Have you ever gotten an
email from an address with a custom domain? Did you like how it looked? Would
you like a custom email address domain for yourself or your company? Even
though it looks like there is a lot of programming involved, it is easier than
ever with our control panel.
Having a business email
is very important for your brand. By having a company email you will look way
more professional and this increases your chances of getting replies from
potential customers or partners. In this short tutorial, we will go over the
few simple steps of creating your own email address using our hosting services.
1. Go to your control panel on our website;
2. Click the "DirectAdmin“ button. The
logging in is done automatically, but in case it does not log you in, enter the
login information found in the "Logins" square located in the service
dashboard;
3. After logging in we can see the
"E-mail management“ tab and "E-mail Accounts“ in that tab. Click on
it.
4. On the newly opened page you will see
email addresses that have already been created. If there‘s none, click the
"Create mail account“ button.
5. Create an email name, and a password. Set
the Email Quota (Meg) to 0 (unlimited) (that is the inbox size in MB), and the
Send Limit to 0 (unlimited) (that is the maximum amount of emails you can send
per day).
6. Finally, click the "Create"
button.
There you go - your
company email is created. You can access it by going to your service dashboard
and clicking on the "WebMail“ button. Then, the Roundcube email box window
will open, where you will be able to enter all of the login credentials that
you‘ve created for the database.
If any questions or
problems arise, feel free to contact our live support or shoot us a message at support@redfoxcloud.com.
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