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UK Web Hosting Server FAQ's accessing email:

How do I access my Email?
To access your e-mail from web interface (POP3/WebMail) allowing you to use any computer:
http://yourdomain.com/webmail/ (replace 'yourdomain.com' with your actual domain name.)
or
http://85.92.92.2/webmail/
Either will go directly to WebMail without going into your web hosting control panel. (Note: for additional email accounts that it is necessary to log in with the full email address as the username).

Settings to configure a third party email client:

You can use the 'auto configure' function next to the account in the email accounts icon of your hosting control panel, or to manually configure:

POP Account:

Incoming server POP3: mail.'yourdomainname' (replace 'yourdomainname with your actual domain name.)
Outgoing Server (SMTP): mail.'yourdomain.com' (replace 'yourdomain.com' with your actual domain name.)
Username: (if you are setting up an email account that you have created in your hosting control panel, the username will be the entire email address.)
Password: The one you gave the email account when you created it in your control panel.
Pop port: 110
SMTP port: 26
SSL ticked: No

Outgoing server requires verification should be ticked, with the same username and password as entered for the incoming server.

Your email client should be configured to check for emails every 2 or more minutes, if it is set to constantly check it will result in getting your connection blocked by the server.

IMAP Account:

Incoming server: mail.'yourdomainname' (replace 'yourdomainname with your actual domain name.)
Outgoing Server (SMTP): mail.'yourdomain.com' (replace 'yourdomain.com' with your actual domain name.)
Username: (if you are setting up an email account that you have created in your hosting control panel, the username will be the entire email address.)
Password: The one you gave the email account when you created it in your control panel.
Incoming server port: 143
Outgoing server port: 26
SSL ticked: No

Outgoing server requires verification should be ticked, with the same username and password as entered for the incoming server.

Your email client should be configured to check for emails every 2 or more minutes, if it is set to constantly check it will result in getting your connection blocked by the server.