Despite the fact that managing emails is a straightforward activity, managing the email accounts for any site might be a laborious operation. If you do not use a straightforward interface, like bumble horse’s Email Manager that will help you do the job. It arrives with a number of built–in very helpful software tools that will help you conduct complicated jobs within a few clicks. Take a look at everything that bumble horse’s Email Manager is capable of doing for YOU!
Anti–Spam Protection
Deal with spam with a click of the mouse
Through the Email Manager within the Web Hosting Control Panel, you can actually control trash messages. The in–built anti–spam tool filters inbound emails and you can now modify its degree of control with a click of the mouse. You can also designate an alternative level of spam security for every single email account.
There are 2 simple ways in which our system manages messages flagged as spam. You can pick if a spam email has to be removed, or forwarded to a pre–selected mailbox.
Email Forwarding
Reroute messages from a single mailbox to another
We’ve managed to get it very easy for one to forward e–mail messages from one mailbox to another in your hosting account. All you have to do is select the email that you like to forward and after that fill out the desired mailbox in which you wish all the messages to get sent to.
You could also switch on a copy of each forwarded message to be saved inside the email account which you currently have forwarded.
Email Filters
Configure custom spam filters without difficulty
Email filters are really a tool you are able to work with. They function in a quite simple way based on key phrases. All you should do is designate the key terms that you like the filter to use and exactly which area of the email all these key terms have to be located in for instance subject line, message body, footer, etcetera.
One way you can use email filters is to reroute all junk email messages to a particular folder. Then you could further designate if you need the filtered messages to be stored in the directory (in order to check if some message is delivered there in error), it has to be removed.
Email Protection
DomainKeys as well as SPF security for your personal mailbox
Protection is one of our main priorities. Including your e–mail messages. All of the email accounts are protected automatically by DomainKeys, a service at the same time employed by Google, Yahoo and AOL. It represents a very simple route to associate the sender’s domain name with the email message.
SPF (anti–spoofing) protection is a service that can affect all e–mail accounts under a specific website. It will serve to stop ’email forging’ – the act of transmitting e–mail messages out of a mailbox not created on your web server.
Email Auto–Configure Option
Configure an email address on your computer with a mouse–click
When you log into e–mail trough your notebook computer or desktop machine, you almost certainly use an email client. To save you the hassle of having to manually integrate each next email account in your mail client, we have designed intelligent ’auto–configure’ files. Just get hold of the file and open it up with your mail app – this will immediately create your inbox inside your favored desktop client.
We now have auto–configure files for: Mozilla Thunderbird, Mac Mail, Outlook as well as Outlook Express.
Webmail
Enter your e–mail address through a browser
When using the webmail software instrument included in the Web Hosting Control Panel, you can access your mailboxes through any web–connected system on the globe! Using the webmail address that we provide you, you can actually log into any of your mailboxes created on our servers by making use of virtually any web browser you’ll have at your disposal.
There is also another way to access your mailboxes online. Simply sign in to your Web Hosting Control Panel and inside the webmail section, opt for the mailbox you wish to get into and then click the RoundCube icon. It will right away log you into your mailbox without the need to send any kind of logon credentials.
