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Learn how to Login to Webmail using a direct link. Webmail allows you to access your email account through any browser or mobile device. Webmail access is made possible through webmail software, such as Roundcube or Horde, installed and running on the server.
Video tutorial – Login to Webmail using a direct link
Step-by-step – Login to Webmail using a direct link
- Direct link
To use this option your domain has to be propagated and you must know your email address password.
You can access webmail by typing any of the following URLs into your browser’s address bar.
domainname.com/webmail
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www.domainname.com:2095
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webmail. domainname.com
Please change ” domainname .com” with your actual primary domain or addon domain name.
- Webmail login
Now, you will see the following screen and you will have to type your email address and password.
Be careful you’ll have to write your chosen email address and the password from that email address.
If you don’t have this information, please follow these tutorials:
Login to Webmail from cPanel or Login to Webmail from Client Area.
- Logged in Webmail
Once you are logged in, you will see this screen.
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