Setting up your POP3 account:

1. From the User Main Menu, click on " Domains"
   

2. Then click on your domain name
   

3. Click on " Email Accounts (Pop3)
   

4. Click on the email address listed
   
   This should be set up as your " catch all" account
   

   *Catch All*
   If an email address has been marked as '*Catch All*' then that email account will not only collect email for mail sent to the email address, but for any other mail sent to the domain that does not have a appropriate email account or email forward set up for. For example if a mail was sent to anything@mydomain.com and this address was not setup for a specific account, then the 'Catch All' email account will collect this mail instead.

5. Add your normal (ISP) email address to forward all mail sent to this domain.
   Click Save
   

6. Then at the top, click on your domain name to get back to the main menu for your domain.
   

This is used to forward specific email addresses to specific individuals. For example Sales@yourdomain.com could be sent to the person handling your sales.

1. Click on " Email Forwarding"
   

2. Click on " Add New"
   

3. At the top, add the new email address such as " Sales"
4. Then add the address that mail should be forwarded to.
5. Click on " Save"
6. Then add the address that mail should be forwarded to.
7. You can add more or click on your domain name at the top to get back to the main menu

Be sure to write down your Email Server Address, your Email Server IP and your password (you will need it later to set up your email client)

Email Server
This is the server name that you should use within your email client to connect to the server and retrieve your email. If you can not connect using this name because your domain name is yet to fully complete registration you can use the Email Server IP instead.

It will look something like this mail.yourdomain.com

Email Server IP
Use this IP address to connect to the Email server if you can not connect using the Email Server name because your domain name is yet to fully complete registration.

It will look something like this 66.70.108.191

This would be used to send email to more than one person. An example would be: send mail addressed to Support@YourDomain.Com to you and someone else.

1. Click on " Multi-Recipient Addresses"
   

2. Click on " Add New"
3. At the top add the address you wish to have forwarded
4. Then in the recipient box add the addresses you wish this mail to be forwarded to.
5. Then click on " Save"
6. To get back to the main menu, click on your domain name at the top.

Be sure to write down your Email Server Address, your Email Server IP and your password (you will need it later to set up your email client)

Email Server
This is the server name that you should use within your email client to connect to the server and retrieve your email. If you can not connect using this name because your domain name is yet to fully complete registration you can use the Email Server IP instead.

It will look something like this mail.yourdomain.com

Email Server IP
Use this IP address to connect to the Email server if you can not connect using the Email Server name because your domain name is yet to fully complete registration.

It will look something like this 66.70.108.191