Once you have signed in to Gmail or created a new account, click on the cog button and click Settings. You don’t have to use this new email address if you don’t want you can just use this account specifically for your cPanel email. If you do decide to set up a new Gmail account specifically to receive and send emails using your new email address, you will need to set up a Gmail account with a brand new Gmail email address. Now you need to decide whether you want to connect your cPanel email account to an existing Gmail account that you own, or whether you’d like to set up a new Gmail account specifically for this email account. The details here are going to be very important in the for the rest of this process, so make sure you keep this page open in a tab for future reference. For this tutorial, we will be focusing on the settings in the blue box as SSL is more secure. In the blue box you’ll see the secure SSL/TLS settings, and in the yellow box, you will see the Non-SSL settings.
#CONTROL PANEL GMAIL MANUAL#
This will take you to a new page, and on this page scroll down until you find a section called Mail Client Manual Settings. To do this, head back to the Email Account tab and click on Connect Devices then click Set Up Mail Client. I’m sure you’ll realise why I dislike these email clients! 2 | Find your email configuration detailsĪfter setting up your email account you will need to locate your email configuration details. If you click on one of these options you will be taken to your inbox. On the next page, you will see the webmail applications that come with cPanel. If you want to view your email account, click on Access Webmail.
Here you will see the email account you’ve just set up. And that’s it you have a new email account! Once you’ve filled in this form, click Create Account.
#CONTROL PANEL GMAIL PASSWORD#
You will need to fill this in with your desired email address, password and mailbox quota (i.e. To create a new email account, click on the Add Email Account tab.
On this page you will see a number of tabs at the top of the page. It looks like this:Ĭlick on this icon to be taken to the Email Accounts page. If you don’t already have an email account set up in cPanel, log in to your cPanel account and look for the Email Accounts icon under the Email heading. If you already have one set up that you want to connect to Gmail, great! Ignore this step and proceed to step 2.
#CONTROL PANEL GMAIL HOW TO#
In this post, I’ll show you how to connect your cPanel email account to Gmail.įirst things first, you will need to set up an email account in cPanel. But as I say, they’re pretty awful! Their designs are very old school, and they’re not as easy to use as other email clients, such as Gmail and Outlook.īut the good news is it is possible to connect your cPanel email account to Gmail so that you can send and receive email via Gmail. So for example, my email address is, and I set this up through cPanel.ĬPanel also comes with a number of email clients that you can use to manage your email Horde, Roundcube and SquirrelMail. If you read my post about cPanel you will know that you can create new email accounts in cPanel with email addresses that use your domain name. The email clients that come with cPanel are pretty awful, in my opinion.
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