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This document provides a step-by-step guide on how to create an email account using cPanel. It includes instructions for logging in, locating the email section, creating a new email account, accessing the account, and configuring email clients. The process involves selecting a domain, entering a username and password, and optionally setting storage limits.

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How_to_Create_Email_in_cPanel

This document provides a step-by-step guide on how to create an email account using cPanel. It includes instructions for logging in, locating the email section, creating a new email account, accessing the account, and configuring email clients. The process involves selecting a domain, entering a username and password, and optionally setting storage limits.

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How to Create an Email Account in cPanel

1. Log in to cPanel:

- Go to https://yourdomain.com/cpanel or access it from your hosting dashboard.

- Enter your cPanel username and password.

2. Locate the Email Section:

- Scroll down to the 'Email' section.

- Click on 'Email Accounts'.

3. Create a New Email Account:

- Click the 'Create' button.

- Choose the domain you want to create the email for (if you have multiple).

- Enter the desired email username (e.g., info, support).

- Set a strong password or use the password generator.

- Optionally, set a storage space limit for the account.

- Click the 'Create' button to finish.

4. Access the Email Account:

- After creation, you can click 'Check Email' to open the webmail interface.

- Alternatively, set it up on email clients using IMAP/POP settings from cPanel.

5. Email Client Configuration (Optional):

- Find the email configuration settings in cPanel under 'Connect Devices'.

- Use those settings to connect your email to Outlook, Gmail, Apple Mail, etc.

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