How to Use CPanel Email on Gmail in 2020

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Have you just had a brand new website set up?

Not sure what you’re going to do for email?

There are a couple of options.

However, this is the easiest AND cheapest solution!

For a step-by-step guide simply watch the video below:

 

Don’t want to watch the video?

Read on for a visual step-by-step!

Note: All ports and naming will use Rycob’s information. While most hosts use the same naming format and ports, it may be different from host to host. Check with your host before proceeding if you’re unsure.

Getting Started

To get started you will need to know the following information.

If you are a Rycob customer, all of this information can be found in the welcome email sent to you, or in your Google Drive folder.

  • “CPanel” username and password
  • Email account desired and password
  • The SMTP server and port
  • POP3 server and port

Rycob clients can find their SMTP and POP3 server and port on this post

If you have all of that, then you’re ready to begin!

Step 1: Log in to CPanel

To login to your CPanel go to https://mydomain.com/cpanel?replacing “mydomain.com” with your domain address. You should come to a screen like this:

cpanel login

Enter your username and password, log in and it should bring you to a screen that looks like this:

cpanel landing screen

Step 2: Create the Email

Under the heading “Email” click “email accounts”

cpanel email circle

This will bring you to a new screen, where you will then click “Create+” in the upper right.

cpanel create email

Now you need to select what you would like your email to be.

In this example, I’m choosing “[email protected]”.

cpanel make email

Step 3: Receive Email to Gmail

The rest of these steps will take place in the Gmail account you want to receive this email in:

Click the gear in the upper-right corner of your mailbox, then clicks settings

gmail settings menu

Click “Accounts and Import” on the top bar

accounts and import

Approximately halfway down the page beside “Check mail from other account:” Click “Add a mail account”

add a mail account

This will open a new window. Type in the email address you want to add and click “Next”

add a mail account popup1

Ensure “Import emails from my other account (POP3)” is clicked, and then click next

rycob media cpanel tutorial popup

Ensure all the settings and information matches the image below using the email and password you created in step 2.

Note: It is crucial that you make sure ?Port? is set to 995

rycob media cpanel tutorial popup

You should come to a screen the same as the one below. Ensure “Yes, I want to be able to send mail as…” is checked

rycob media cpanel tutorial popup

Fill out your name in the text box, ensure “Treat as an alias” is checked and then click “Next Step”

rycob media cpanel tutorial popup

Fill out the boxes with the exact info seen in the below picture and then click “Add Account”

Note: It is crucial that ?Port? is set to 465

This will lead you to a screen that asks for a confirmation code.

You will only need to wait a couple of minutes for this to be sent to your email.

After it has arrived, enter the verification code, click “Verify” and you’re done!

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