Webmail on Linux hosting: read and send mail in your browser
Read and send your HyperDC Linux hosting mail in the browser: open webmail from the client area or at your own domain, sign in with your mailbox and start.
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Webmail lets you read and send mail at your domain in any browser, without a mail app. It belongs to your Linux hosting service and runs at your own domain over HTTPS.
Open webmail
- In the Mail tab of your service page, select Open Webmail. You can also go straight to
https://webmail.example.com/, with your own domain in place ofexample.com. - Sign in with the full mail address and the mailbox password.
The address works once your domain points to the server. If you have no mailbox yet, create one first; see email on Linux hosting.
Read and send mail
- Reading: your folders, such as Inbox, Sent and Trash, are the same ones your mail app sees over IMAP.
- Sending: write a message, attach files and send it; a copy goes to Sent.
- Leaving: on a shared computer, sign out when you finish.
Verify: send a message to your own address and read it in your Inbox.
Troubleshooting
Webmail does not accept the sign-in. The user name must be the full address, not only the part before @.
The webmail address does not open. Your domain must point to the server first; see point a domain to your server.
Next steps
- Mailboxes and mail apps: email on Linux hosting.
- Keep your mail out of junk folders: email deliverability.
Frequently asked questions
What is the webmail address?
https://webmail.example.com/, with your own domain in place of example.com. It works once your domain points to the server.
Which user name do I use?
The full mail address, such as info@example.com, and the mailbox password. Your client area login does not open webmail.
Is webmail encrypted?
Yes. It opens over HTTPS only, with the certificate of your own domain.