Email Creation, Changing email Password and checking Ports.

Creating Emails in C-panel

An Email is an electronic mail used to distribute a message within a network, institutions that have domains mostly use emails that are associated with that domain.

Given a domain yourdomain.com, the email that can be used is in form of; [email protected], [email protected], etc.

To create an email in c-panel, make sure you have the credentials to access your c-panel. If you don’t have the credentials, contact your hosting provider then proceed to follow this steps.

1. Login to your c-panel by entering this URL your domain/c-panel

1. Locate Email panel and click Email Accounts.

3. Locate Add Email Account and navigate there.

• In the section, enter the name of the email you want under your domain. Note that you’ll just enter the name. The @yourdomain.com is there by default.
• Enter a strong password for security reasons and also easier to remember.

4. You did it!

Changing Email(s) Password

To change the email password;

1. Login to your c-panel, Locate Email panel and click Email Accounts as shown above.
2. Locate Email Accounts tab and search the email you want to change a password. (image at step 4)
3. On the email that you want to change, on the right side, locate password & authentication and click it.

4. Enter the password of your choice and save changes.

When Checking Ports to use in Your Email Configuration when setting up emails you’ll need a layout. Some of the settings encountered are the ports to use.

Follow the steps below to check the ports to use over IMAP or POP3

1. Login to your c-panel, locate Email panel and click Email Accounts as demonstrated above.
2. On any address, on your right side click Connected Devices > Set up Mail Clients.

• A page loads with email ports and other crucial settings
• Also, see the full tutorial on  email configuration how-to-configure-your-e-mail-account-in-outlook