How to Set Up a cPanel Email Account for iOS and Android

 

Overview:

This article provides instructions to set up a cPanel email account on an iOS® or Android™ device.

Set up your mobile device iOS

  1. Tap Settings. Generally, the Settings icon appears in one of your device’s main screens. The Settings menu will appear.
  1. Tap Mail in Settings the Mail menu will appear.

  1. Tap Accounts in the Mail The Accounts menu will appear.

  1. Tap Add Account in the Accounts The Add Account menu will appear.

  1. Tap Other in the Add Account The Other menu will appear.

  1. Tap Add Mail Account in the Other The New Account interface will appear.

 

  1. Enter your account information and tap Next. Enter the following information in the New Account interface’s text boxes:
  • In the Name text box, enter the name that you wish to use for the email account.
  • In the Email text box, enter your email address.
  • In the Password text box, enter the password for the email account.
  • In the Description text box, enter a description for the email account.
  • Tap Next to proceed to the next screen in the New Account interface.

  1. Use the toggle at the top of the screen to select a mailbox type. Verify all of the information for your account.

 

    9.Enter the following information in Incoming Mail Server and Outgoing Mail Server text boxes:

  • In the Host Name text box, enter the domain for the email account.
  • In the User Name text box , enter your email address.
  • In the Password text box , enter the password for the email account.
  • Tap Next to proceed to the next screen in the New Account interface.

  1. Tap the Notes toggle to disable the Notes application for the account.
  2. Tap Save to complete the account setup process.

 

Android

  1. Swipe up from the bottom of your device and tap the Settings icon.

  1. In the Settings menu, tap on Accounts. The Accounts interface will appear.

  1. Tap on Add Account. The Add an account interface will appear.

  1. In the Add an account interface, tap Personal (IMAP).

  1. In the Enter your email text box, enter your full email address. Tap Next.

  1. Enter your password in the Password textbox. Tap Next. This will open the Incoming server settings Interface.

  1. Your Username and Password will be automatically filled in with your previously entered information.
  • In the Server textbox, enter the hostname information.
  • Tap Next. The Outgoing server settings interface will appear.

8.Your Username and Password will be automatically filled in with your previously entered information.

  • In the Server textbox, enter the host name information.
  • Tap Next. The Account options interface will appear.

 9.Enter the following information in the Account options interface. you may set your sync frequency and email notifications.

  • Select how often your email syncs to the server from from the Sync frequency menu options.
  • To get notifications when email arrives, check the Notify me when email arrives checkbox.
  • To automatically sync email for this account, check the Sync email for this account checkbox.
  • To automatically download attachments when connected to Wi-Fi, check the Automatically download attachments when connected to Wi-Fi checkbox.
  • Tap Next. The confirmation page will appear.

10.Tap Next. Your mail client is now ready.

 

 

 

 

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