Jul 19, 2023 | Linux-fully-managed-dedicated-server-plans
Linux Fully Managed Accounts Go to the “Mail Services” section, then click on the “Add” link. Click the “Add Email Accounts” link. Enter the new user in the “Username” box. The username is set to 3-8 characters by...
Jul 19, 2023 | Linux-fully-managed-dedicated-server-plans
You can accomplish this through the SMT/cpanel by using a mail list. A mail list allows you to send email to one address, (i.e. staff@yourdomain.com), and have that email go out to multiple...
Jul 19, 2023 | Linux-fully-managed-dedicated-server-plans
Linux Fully Managed Accounts Login to your SMT. Go to the “Add” link under the “FTP Services” section. Click the “Create FTP Accounts” link. Enter the new user under “Username”. Select the domain name from the drop down...
Jul 19, 2023 | Linux-fully-managed-dedicated-server-plans
By definition, the default mail drop is an email account that is used as a “catch all” for email on your fully managed hosting account. For example, if the email address xyz@test.com does not exist, and someone sends email to it, the default...
Jul 19, 2023 | Linux-fully-managed-dedicated-server-plans
The new version of Webmail is a php based program. If you see a directory listing after installing webmail through your SMT 5.0 Linux cpanel, more than likely, the index.php is not an allowable file name. To fix this, you can modify the httpd.conf file...
