In case you have a domain and a web hosting account for it, you’ll be able to create email accounts for personal or business purposes and to set them up with software applications such as Thunderbird, Apple Mail or Outlook. During the process, you’ll be able to opt for one of the two popular email protocols – IMAP or POP3. The first one will permit you to view all messages, but they will remain on the email server, whereas with the second one, all email messages will be downloaded onto the device where the mailbox is configured, unless you specifically select a copy to be saved on the server. Thus, you can choose if you want all your electronic correspondence to be kept on a single device, or if you’d rather be able to check the emails from numerous places. The latter alternative is pretty useful for firms where a number of people working on different machines need access to a given email account.
POP3 IMAP E-mail Accounts in Website Hosting
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POP3 IMAP E-mail Accounts in Semi-dedicated Servers
You can select between the IMAP and the POP3 email protocols in case you’ve got a semi-dedicated server plan with us. We support both, so you can choose what to do with your messages – to download them to your home computer or to keep them on the server and to check them from multiple devices. The latter option will also enable multiple individuals to access the same mailbox – in case you are hosting a company site on our servers, for example. You can find auto-configuration files in the Email Manager section of our Hepsia Control Panel, which will enable you to automatically set up everything in a client of your preference – Apple Mail, Outlook or Thunderbird, so you will not need to modify anything manually. If you’ve got a mobile phone, you can add any mailbox just as easily – simply check our exhaustive tutorials for iPhone and Android. To make things even simpler, our how-to articles include step-by-step screen-caps.