Webmail Setup

Webmail is an interface that allows a user to read their e-mail via the web in their browser. Webmail will connect to your mail server via an IMAP connection for receiving and SMTP for sending mail. It will format messages into HTML for the user to view and respond to in their browser.

Enable Webmail

Selecting Yes here will enable Webmail for this Web site. If this is already set to Yes, then by setting it to No you will remove the existing Webmail services, including the configuration file and profiles.

Organization Name

This organization name will show up on several Webmail screens.

Domain Name

This is the domain name that all outgoing e-mail will be from.

IMAP Server

This is the IMAP server that the Webmail system should connect to. This should be kept as the default localhost unless you want to connect to an external IMAP server.

SMTP Server

This is the SMTP server that all outgoing webmail will go to. This should be kept as the default localhost unless you want to relay email through an external mail server.

• [NOTE:]index.php must be set as the document root for Webmail to work. The WebTool will set this for you.

When you are done making changes click the Create SSL Virtual Host button. Don't forget to create or upload your certificate for this virtual host. Instructions on doing so can be found in Section Editing a Virtual Host Tool - Editing a Virtual Hostfound after this section.