When you sign up for your web hosting package with InMotion Hosting you gained the ability to create email addresses. If your domain is “example.com” you could have many different email accounts such as “[email protected]“, “[email protected]“, and many more. Anytime you want to create a new email address you can do so in cPanel. NOTE: Read More >
Email Client Setup
If you have settings for an incoming and outgoing server, then you can connect it to our servers! Getting started by selected your email program below:
Other Clients
Mobile Email
Email Troubleshooting
With so many email programs, settings, and features, the number of things that can go wrong is unlimited! Here are a few of the more common email issues we hear of:
MX Records
If you’re hosting your email on a server different than your website, you’ll need to update your MX records.
Complete Control
Did you know there’s more to email than straight forward sending and receiving?
Email Marketing
Sending newsletters is a great way to keep in touch with your users.
How to Login to Webmail
In this tutorial: How do I login? I can’t login! Hosting with cPanel offers a powerful webmail interface that you can use to check your mail from anywhere. In this article, you will learn how to login to webmail and about some of the options you will see. Note: The cPanel interface has changed to Read More >
SPF and DKIM Records: Combating Spam
cPanel allows users to add SPF and Domain Keys (DKIM) records to domains for which they have DNS authority. These records can be added in the Email section of the cPanel under Email Deliverability. SPF and DKIM are tools used by many mail servers in an effort to combat spam, so if you’re having an Read More >
Pointing Email To an External IP Address
Sometimes, when moving sites from one server to another or working across multiple platforms, you will need to point your domain’s MX Record to a different IP address. Here is an easily reversible way to do so without affecting the rest of your site’s DNS entries. Point the MX Record Remember Mail Routing While this Read More >
How to Clear Your KaiOS Browser Cache and Enable Do Not Track (DNT)
Clearing your KaiOS web browser cache is helpful when you’re testing new changes to your responsive mobile website. Below we cover how to: Clear KaiOS Browser Cache and Cookies Verify Web Browser Cache Cleared Clear UC Browser History Enable Do Not Track (DNT) Great security, high performance, and ample disk space: InMotion Managed VPS Hosting. Read More >
How to Add an Email Signature
If you’ve ever received an email from someone, you’ve seen an email signature. It’s the last lines of text at the end of a message reminding you of the sender and includes their contact information, maybe a fun quote, and a website link.? It’s common practice in the digital space and most users expect to Read More >
How to Write and Send Email
If you’re new to the web and are trying to launch and/or build a web presence, mastering email should be at the top of your task list. Email is a major communication method for online users and is usually the top communication vehicle for customers trying to get in touch with you. Email not only Read More >
Transferring Emails from Your Old Host to InMotion Hosting
In this article, we’ll go over transferring emails from your old host to InMotion Hosting. If your previous hosting provider uses cPanel, this article will not apply as your emails will be moved over with your full cPanel backup. For more information on performing a website move from a host that also uses cPanel, please Read More >
Invalid HELO Name (Email Authentication)
SMTP authentication is required for all outgoing email on our servers. Customers using an email client such as Thunderbird, Outlook or Mac Mail may be affected if they do not have the authentication properly set for the outgoing server. If you are receiving “550 Access denied – Invalid HELO name” (or a similar error message) Read More >
How to Manually Add Ports in Apple Mail- Mojave OS
If you’re an Apple computer user, one of the more frustrating things you might deal with is the Apple Mail application. Depending on your mail host, you may need to manually change ports. Currently, when you run the Mail application, it defaults to automatically setting the ports for you. So, you don’t even see the Read More >