Webmail & Outlook Setup

Freshly baked instructions — always on time.

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1Log In
2Open Roundcube
3Server Details
4Set Up Outlook
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Go to your Webmail address
Section 1 of 4 — Logging in to cPanel Webmail

Open any browser and navigate to your webmail URL. Replace yourdomain.com with your actual domain name.

🔒https://webmail.yourdomain.com
Webmail Login
New Tab
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Not sure of your URL? Check your welcome email from Krusty Slarce — it has your exact webmail address.
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Enter your email & password
Signing in to cPanel Webmail

Type your full email address and password into the login screen, then click Log in.

Password from Krusty Slarce

Some mailboxes are set up by us — your password will be in your setup email. Use that here.

Password you set yourself

If you created your own password via cPanel, use that. Forgotten it? Reach out and we'll reset it for you.

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Always use your full email address as the username — e.g. you@yourdomain.com — not just the part before the @.
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Choose Roundcube & set as default
Section 2 of 4 — Opening Roundcube

After logging in you'll see a list of webmail clients. Do two things before clicking Open:

Choose a Mail Clientwebmail.yourdomain.com
RC
Roundcube
Full-featured, modern webmail interface
HM
Horde
Alternative client
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Welcome to your Roundcube inbox
You're in — here's how it's laid out

Folders

Inbox
Sent
Drafts
Trash
Spam
Compose
Reply
Delete
cPanel
Welcome — email client configuration info
Today
Inbox is empty
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Open the cPanel welcome email
Section 3 of 4 — Finding your server settings

Click the highlighted cPanel welcome email — it's the first message in your inbox and contains all the mail server details you need.

cPanel <donotreply@yourdomain.com>
you@yourdomain.com
Welcome — Email Client Configuration

Your email account has been set up. Use the settings below to configure a mail client like Outlook or Apple Mail.

INCOMING — IMAP

Server

mail.yourdomain.com
Port: 993 · SSL/TLS
OUTGOING — SMTP

Server

mail.yourdomain.com
Port: 587 · STARTTLS

Username: your full email address · Password: your email password

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The actual server address in your email may differ — always use what's shown in your cPanel email, not the examples above.
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Note down your settings
You'll need all six of these in Outlook

Before heading to Outlook, grab these details from your cPanel email. Keep the Roundcube tab open for reference.

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Got all six? Your bread's about to come out of the oven — switch over to Outlook!
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Open Outlook & click "Add Account"
Section 4 of 4 — Configuring Microsoft Outlook
OutlookFileHomeSend/Receive
Account Info
Open & Export
Save As

Account Information

+ Add Account

Or: Account Settings → Account Settings...

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Select "Manual setup"
We need to enter your server details ourselves
Add Account

How would you like to set up your account?

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Select "Manual setup or additional server types" and click Next. Auto-detect won't find your custom domain settings.
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Choose "IMAP" as the account type
IMAP keeps emails synced across all devices
Choose Service

Choose your account type:

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Why IMAP? Emails sync across your phone, tablet and laptop. POP3 only downloads to one device.
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Enter your name, email & incoming server
Use the details from your cPanel email
Account Settings — Incoming (IMAP)
Your Info
Incoming Mail (IMAP)
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Copy these exactly from the cPanel email sitting in your Roundcube inbox.
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Enter outgoing (SMTP) server & password
So Outlook can send emails on your behalf
Account Settings — Outgoing (SMTP)
Outgoing Mail (SMTP)
Login
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Make sure "My outgoing server requires authentication" is ticked — otherwise Outlook won't be able to send emails.
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Test your settings & finish
Both checks should show green ticks
Testing Account Settings...
✓  Log onto incoming mail server (IMAP) — Completed
✓  Send test email message (SMTP) — Completed
Finish
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You're in the loaf!
Your email is live in Outlook. Emails will sync automatically — send and receive straight from your domain address. If anything ever feels a little crusty, we're just one message away.
In Krust, We Trust.