The larger your website gets, the more complex e–mail managing turns into. Which is when you can make full use of Chud Hosting’s fully featured Mail Manager. It has all the features you need in order to get in control of your mailboxes, furthermore it’s equipped with an easy to use user interface. With simply a couple of clicks of your computer mouse you can set up e–mail forwarding, generate an email autoresponder, configure anti–spam protection, etc. Just scroll down to find out exactly what our Mail Manager will offer you!
Anti–Spam
Developed to maintain spam away from you
No one wants junk mail within the e–mail account. Which is why, we’ve created a custom anti–spam solution dependant on well set up algorithms that separate incoming emails and keep the junk away.
You can select among different levels of defense, subject to what sort of junk messages you have. In addition, you are able to identify a different amount of spam protection for different mail accounts. Finally, you can pick what goes on to e–mails marked as spam – to be deleted or forwarded to a selected mailbox.
Email Forwarding
1–click redirection of e–mails
When using the Email forwarding tool, you can actually divert the e–mail messages delivered to a mailbox to a different mailbox of your choosing (either hosted in the same cloud hosting account or someplace else online).
To forward an email, simply select it through the drop–down list and then define the e–mail address that you would like all forwarded messages to get sent to. And then, you are provided with the choice to choose whether you want a duplicate of each message to be held in the mailbox you forward or not.
Email Filters
Put your email address in order
While using Mail Manager of your Web Hosting Control Panel, it is really very easy to set up various e–mail filters. Everything you should perform is select the key words that will be applied to filter messages and where the filter should look for them (subject, body, etc.) and then select the measures that’ll be applied to the filtered e–mails.
Email Protection
DomainKeys along with SPF protection for your email address
We’ve taken measures to additionally protect your email accounts from trash activities. When using the SPF (Sender Policy Framework) protection service it’s possible to designate the servers which are approved to send mail regarding your domain name. That way, e–mails giving the impression they are out of your website that did not originate from your authorized list of hosts are going to be instantly thrown to the spam folder.
We have at the same time provided you with DomainKeys for any mailboxes within your account. DomainKeys is an e–mail authentication system that determines the legitimateness of an e–mail by verifying the mail server of the sender along with the message integrity.
Email Auto–Configure Option
Fast PC e–mail setup
With the auto–configure function of the Mail Manager, you can create email accounts within your favored PC mail client with just a a mouse–click. Just click on the icon of the e–mail client that you like to make use of for the chosen mailbox and get its auto–configuration file. This will quickly make your inbox in your favored desktop client.
We’ve designed config files for just about the most widespread mail clients – Mozilla Thunderbird, Outlook, Outlook Express and Mac Mail.
Webmail
Enter your e–mail address by using a web browser
When using the webmail tool included in the Web Hosting Control Panel, you have access to your e–mail accounts from any web–connected system across the world! Employing the webmail address that we provide you with, you are able to log in any of your email accounts made on our servers with the help of any browser you’ll have at your disposal.
There’s also a different way to access your e–mail accounts online. Just log into the Web Hosting Control Panel and while in the webmail section, choose the mailbox you would like to get into and then click the RoundCube icon. This will instantaneously log you in your email without the need to send in any sort of sign in details.
