Step 1: Go to: https://manage.christianwebhost.com/ or click the "Login" button located at the top right of our website. Unless you change them, your login details are the email address and password used when the account was created.
Step 2: Once logged in, click the Services block and choose your cPanel service to access its management page.
Step 3: From the Actions menu on the left, click Login to cPanel (you do not need your cPanel credentials for this method).
Step 4: Navigate to the Email section and click Email Accounts.
From the Email Accounts screen, you can see all the email accounts that are set up on your account, including those from addon domains or subdomains. The list includes:
- Account: The mailbox name.
- Restrictions: Any restrictions on this mailbox (see Restrictions in the Manage section below).
- Storage: Used/Allocated/%.
- Check Email: This will log you into the account Webmail.
- Manage: This provides access to several options for managing mailbox functionality.
- Security: Update your email address password here. Be sure to use a secure password. A secure password is not a dictionary word, and it contains uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and symbols. Click Update Email Settings to store the new password. If you do not wish to change the password, click Go back.
- Storage: Set the allocated storage space. You can enter the amount as well as the unit (MB, GB). If you do not wish to set a limit for the account, click Unlimited (your hosting plan's disk space limit will still apply). The quota for an address defines the amount of mail that the account can store. When your mailbox exceeds this limit, the system returns any incoming mail to the sender with a message that states the recipient’s mailbox is full. It is essential to monitor quota usage, as you cannot receive emails when your quota is full.
- The quota calculation does not include your mailbox’s trash folder.
- You cannot exceed the quota set by your hosting provider.
- Restrictions: Set the mailbox restrictions here. These can be helpful if you have accounts that you only want to receive mail for and not have the ability to send. They can also help if you have mailboxes for former employees and still want to receive emails sent to those mailboxes.
- Allow/Suspend Incoming Mail
- Allow/Suspend/Hold Sending Outgoing Email
- Allow/Suspend Logging In
- Plus Addressing: This is an advanced feature for email accounts that allows for automatic sorting of emails. Select whether cPanel will automatically create Plus Addressing folders. You can find more information regarding Plus Addressing by clicking the circled question mark, or by checking out the cPanel blog post about it here.
- Delete Email Account: Remove an account and all mail contained within. There are two ways to delete an email account:
- From the Manage page, all the way to the bottom of the page, you will see a Delete Email Account button. Click this button and then click the confirmation Delete button.
- From the Email Accounts page, you can click the arrow to the left of the email address. This will show more information, including the restrictions, as well as a Delete Button. Click this button and then click the confirmation Delete button.
- Connect Devices: This page contains auto setup scripts and the mail client settings used for manual setup.
Step 5: Click Update Email Settings to adjust the settings. If you do not wish to save your changes, click Go back.