You have three ways tho change a mailbox password:
1) Inside Webmail >> Settings >> Email accounts >> Select account and click “Change Password”;
2) Inside Client Area >> Select the service >> Menu “Manage Emails” >> Edit;
3) If your email is domain admin (set it at client area): Inside Webmail >> Settings >> @Domain Admin >> Load Mailbox list >> Edit;
It Does not apply if your domain is managed in our DNS servers.
Information necessary only if you will use third-party DNS servers to your domain.
Replace “YOUR_DOMAIN.COM” with your own domain name.
YOUR_DOMAIN.COM MX mx.freehosting.host mx.YOUR_DOMAIN.COM CNAME mx.freehosting.host pop.YOUR_DOMAIN.COM CNAME pop.freehosting.host smtp.YOUR_DOMAIN.COM CNAME smtp.freehosting.host webmail.YOUR_DOMAIN.COM CNAME webmail.freehosting.host imap.YOUR_DOMAIN.COM CNAME imap.freehosting.host YOUR_DOMAIN.COM TXT "v=spf1 include:spf.freehosting.host ~all" _adsp._domainkey.YOUR_DOMAIN.COM TXT "dkim=all" MDaemon161._domainkey.YOUR_DOMAIN.COM TXT "v=DKIM1; p=MIGfMA0GCSqGSIb3DQEBAQUAA4GNADCBiQKBgQC19aXZZxA/EAnOmpZxuUho8B/BcQ4QPBSN/tnNzQRGuHp+wx8JGwNlErznjo13PfV523uIGB1YBnAtDadSsmjWlgCLiTuxAQ77u4FOeMAc448Z2iTvYaVGeiiwbhYf/y4y3XlN/8CEegw8GIAB2pkkqJ8yVUn27TAQFkjGqZ0pAQIDAQAB"
Our team can assist you in all stages of the migration process, at no cost. Just request it by support ticket.
If you prefer to do it yourself, the tools in this process can be used directly by the client.
Once you have created your first email account at client area , and configure it as “Email admin”, you will have access to special tools inside Webmail settings, where you can:
Just click the “Domain admin” menu inside Webmail settings page, and navigate through the tabs.
Create the first email account at client area, and set it as mail administrator. Later you can define other administrators.
Once the administrator is created, one must log in through webmail and use the batch creation and import tools.
Webmail: https://webmail.freehosting.host/
Settings > Domain Admin > Mailboxes > Create a new mailbox
Settings > Domain Admin > Mailboxes > + Batch Mailboxes
The pasted data must have the following format:
email, username, password, disc_space_MB Example: youremail@yourdomain.com, Your Name, SuperSeCretPassWord, 1000 otheremail@yourdomain.com, Another User, UltraSeCretPassWord, 10000
Settings > Domain Admin > Import > + Import Mailbox Task
Settings > Domain Admin > Import > Batch import tasks
The pasted data must have the following format:
mailboxTO, mailboxFROM, hostFROM, passwordFROM Example: youremail@yourdomain.com, youremail@yourdomain.com, imap.youroldprovider.com, SuperSeCretPassWord otheremail@yourdomain.com, anotheremail@yourdomain.com, imap.youroldprovider.com, UltraSeCretPass
Visit the Configuring Email Client page.
* Domain migration is the last step, and will enable the receipt of email messages on our servers.
* Make sure you have performed all the above steps before domain migration.
If you’re going to use website and email in our system, just set up your domain to use our DNS Servers.
If you have your website at another provider, then you just want to configure your domain to use our email service:
Look at the bottom of Configuring Email Client page, at subtitle “CONFIGURING AN EXTERNAL DNS SERVER”.
If you prefer to use the option (Website and email at FreeHosting.host) and add to our DNS some other configuration to external websites or services, simply send us the DNS records you want to create.
Before configuring the NS (Name Servers) of your domain, you need to add the domain to your client area.
After this procedure, your domain will be inserted at ours DNS below:
The next step is to add the domain inside your cPanel account
If you already inserted a domain at your client area, you are able to create email accounts.
To do so, access the client area, and go to:
Services >> My services >> click over the hosting service (or email service).
At left menu, go to:
Actions >> Manage Emails >> Create email account
Once you have your first mailbox created, set it as “Email Admin” and sign in Webmail with this account.
Inside Webmail, go to Settings >> @Domain Admin . Here you have many friendly tools to create/edit mailboxes, batch create, import messages from other providers, statistics, Aliases, Blind Carbon Copy, and others options. Explore all options and configure what you want.
Also inside Webmail Settings, you can configure redirects, auto-responder, additional accounts, and spam settings.
Welcome to FreeHosting.host
To use our services, you need to know some details about our systems:
To start follow these simple steps:
Log into webmail and once logged, click at the top right corner link ‘Settings’.
At left menu, click on ‘Antispam’. You will see some blue buttons with question mark icons, click and it will display contextual tips.
Here you have four tabs:
Quarantine (Sub-tab)
These emails were received and retained after content analysis.
May be spam and fraudulent messages contain viruses.
Here we list the emails received in the last seven days, which had its contents evaluated by the filters and were blocked by strong indication of spam.
“View” button sends the locked to your Inbox email, so you have the opportunity to evaluate its contents, if desired.
“Allow” button adds the data from the sender to the list of Allowed on “Customer Feedback”. So new messages from this sender, from the same IP range which originated this email will be automatically accepted by anti-spam system
Refused (Sub-tab)
These emails were rejected prior to content analysis based on sender reputation.
You can not view its contents, unlike the quarantine tab because the message was not received.
Here we list the emails whose delivery was refused in the past three days, based on data from the sender, strong indication of spam.
The button “Allow”, adds the data from the sender to the list of Permitted in “Feedback of this client. “
So new messages from this sender, from the same IP range which originated this email will be automatically accepted by anti-spam system.
Here we list the email addresses that were reported by you as spam or non-spam
There are three actions that insert an email at these lists:
(1) Clicking the “Spam” button when you select a message;
(2) Clicking the “Not spam” button when you select a message in the spam box;
(3) Clicking “Allow” in the administration, in one of the tabs blocked emails. “
When you click “Not Spam” or “Allow”, is automatically inserted here a record containing remittance information, and similar submissions will be accepted by the spam filter.
The “Delete” button removes the permission, so that new emails sent will no longer apply this rule.
When you click “Spam”, is automatically inserted here a record with remittance information, and similar items shall be rejected by spam filter.
The “Delete” button removes the restriction, so that new emails sent will no longer apply this rule.
Here you can create rules manually and inform the emails of the senders that can be Allowed (accepted) or Prohibited (rejected) by our spam filter.
These are simple rules, which evaluate only the sender of the message.
The sender of an email can be easily forged, so we suggest the use of Spam buttons and Not Spam in the message list, or the Allow button in Emails blocked.
These buttons create more smart rules, evaluating other data message and the sending servers.
When adding new rules, you can inform the full email, or use “*” to symbolize any number of characters and “?” to symbolize a single character
Examples at Prohibited tab:
*@facebookmail.com -> blocks any email sent from domain facebookmail.com
jonhdoe??@hotmail.com -> blocks jonhdoe01@hotmail.com, jonhdoe20@ hotmail.com, jonhdoexx@hotmail.com, etc.
The easiest method to access your E-mails is using the Webmail.
To access it, just click this link:
WEBMAIL: https://webmail.freehosting.host/
In the login screen, at to top-right screen, you can change your language, if desired.
Now log into webmail with your full email address and password you choose when creating the email account.
You can also access using your own domain at URLs, but the webmail access will have no encryption, and it is not recommended. The URL to use your own domain is http://webmail.your_domain.com
The easiest method to access your emails is using the Webmail.
To access it, just click this link https://webmail.freehosting.host/
if you prefer to use a local email reader, like Outlook or similar, you will need to configure it. We use all standards ports and names at our email servers, here are the details:
You can also access using your own domain at URLs, but the webmail access will have no encryption, it is not recommended.
SMTP – host: smtp.site.com.br
IMAP – host: imap.site.com.br
POP3 – host: pop.site.com.br
Please look here: configuring-an-external-dns-server
