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How to create email account using Cpanel
06-10-2013
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In this video tutorial, I will show to create email accounts using Cpanel.
If you are using a company for Linux website hosting, then there is a good chance that you will be using Cpanel for managing your website. Setting up email accounts is super easy using Cpanel.
You can allocate a specific amount of disk space for each email account, set up email forwarding, connect emails to any mail client, set up email forwarding and much more.
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# How to create an email account using Cpanel
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