This article focuses on setting up email domain, permissions and limits in the customer administration panel. Detailed instructions for creating, deleting and managing e-mail boxes in the customer administration can be found in the article Emails – Mailoxes. For general information on email operation, see the article Emails – Basic Setup.
In this article, you will learn:
Basic Email Service Setup
The basic settings of the mail server set up general email behavior. You set the domain catch-all, permissions and limits here. Follow these steps to access the email service settings:
- Log into the customer administration panel.
- V horním menu vyberte Hostingové služby Mailhosting, Webhosting, WMS or WebSite.
- Choose the service to set up emails for.
- In the left menu, click E-mail Settings.
Set email services of:
Here, you can set up:
Doménový koš
The domain trash is a mailbox to which the server forwards emails addressed to non-existent mailboxes. It can catch emails with a typo in the address, unfortunately this behavior makes it an easy target for SPAM.
By default, the domain catch-all is turned off – the mail server rejects emails for unknown recipients. To turn on the domain catch-all:
- In E-mails to unknown recipient, select Forward to Address (Catch-all).
- In Catch-all Email select the mailbox to which the server will forward these emails. If you do not have a mailbox yet, create one according to the instructions in the article Emails – Mailboxes.
Permissions
In this setting, you can globally enable or disable user mailbox login, sending and delivering mail.
Limits
Here you set up notifications about running out of space on the mail server. You can turn notifications off, send them to all mailboxes, or only to a selected mailbox, for example to an administrator.
You can find more information about mailboxe space management in the article Emails – Mailbox Storage Update.
FAQ
Question: What is the difference between the email catch-all and domain forwarding?
Answer: The domain catch-all catches all emails sent to mailboxes that do not exist on the domain. It is one specific mailbox on that domain. Email forwarding on a domain completely redirects all emails sent to a domain to an existing mailbox elsewhere.