Category: mailcow
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mailcow: Add or remove an domain alias
You can set up a domain alias so can have emails sent to, for example, [email protected] will arrive in your primary [email protected] inbox. If you need a new domain added to work completely independently of others, let me know and I’ll add it for you. To add this: after logging into mailcow (click here) as…
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mailcow: Delete a mailbox
After logging into mailcow (click here) as your administrator account, click on Mailboxes in the navigation bar near the top of the page. Find the mailbox you need to delete, and click the Remove button and then confirm you wish to delete the mailbox.
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mailcow: Create a mailbox
After logging into mailcow (click here) as your administrator account, click on Mailboxes in the navigation bar near the top of the page. Then, fill in the username and password field, set the account quota (e.g. type 2048 for 2GB), then scroll down the page and click Add. Note: You may wish to force the…
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mailcow: Email Configuration Settings (IMAP, POP, SMTP)
Note: if the device you need to set the account up on is an iPhone, iPad, or Mac using the default Mail/Calendar app, you can use an Connection Profile to connect the account in a few clicks and automatically sync contacts and calendars too. Please see the link below: mailcow: Apple Connection Profiles (iPhone, iPad,…
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mailcow: Apple Connection Profiles (iPhone, iPad, Mac)
Note: this is only supported for iPhones, iPads, and Macs (and I assume Vision Pro) using the default Apple Mail/Calendar clients. For standard configuration, see both links below: mailcow: Email Configuration Settings (IMAP, POP, SMTP) mailcow: Contacts and Calendars on Android (CardDAV and CalDAV) Using the device in question, log into mailcow (click here) and…