How do I access my webmail?

Webmail can be accessed by using the following URL:

  • http://yourdomain.com/webmail
Note: yourdomain.com is your actual domain name.
 
webmail
Note: You will be redirected to our server webmail @ https://server.teamdiscoverydns.co.uk:2096 so you do not have to wonder why if it does. This is because you're on our shared server. If you perfer a more personalized domain without getting redirected to our server webmail address then you can use http://webmail.yourdomain.com/ but you need to have SSL for your domain to avoid certificate error for unsecure connection.

Once webmail has loaded, it will prompt the user for a username and password.
  • Username - The full email address account name (user@yourdomain.com)
  • Password - The password for the email address
Once logged in, choose a webmail client and you will be redirected to that client.

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OR
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client
 


You can select among the three: Horde, Roundcube or SquirrelMail. You can try each of them by click on the logos/text.
Rocommended: Roundcube is much more neat and have a good inteface.

NOTE: Once you decide which one to use you can "[ Enable Autoload ]" under the preferred mail reader so that it will load right away after logging into the the webmail.

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