Creating an e-mail account First, log into My Zone and click E-mail from Services Overview window. For adding a new e-mail account, click Add....
Email servers Following settings are compatible with you email account: Encrypted connection: SSL, SSL/TLS (recommended) or STARTTLS Incoming mail server i.e IMAP...
BIMI Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI) is a fresh and hot off the press email standard which makes it possible...
Using a mailing list The mailing list can be used to create closed and user-managed mailing lists, for example for internal use. The main...
E-mail server limits Restrictions Standard Premium and Ultimate Time (TTL) (in minutes) (8|12|16) GiB (50|100) GiB – 2000 4000 1440 10000 20000...
DMARC rules DMARC ehk Domain-based Message Authentication Reporting and Conformance combines SPF and DKIM technologies into a single set of rules to mitigate...
Premium and Ultimate e-mail packages Premium and Ultimate mailboxes require an additional small fee and are intended for the professional e-mail user or enthusiast. These...
Email marketing: tips & tricks for newsletter sender. In the process of marketing goods or company’s web-site via mailing list, be sure to understand what actions are permitted...
SPF, DKIM and DMARC – how to prevent your emails from ending up in spam? SPF, DKIM and DMARC are three technologies that help to prevent your emails from getting into spam. All three are...
Mail-to-HTTP In addition to any other e-mail address, incoming mail can also be forwarded as an HTTP request to a URL,...
DKIM DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) is an email authentication technology that proves that the sender of the email is authorised to...
Restrictions and limitations on sending email to prevent or neutralise cyber attacks Patterns and restrictions The Zone automatically detects patterns in outgoing emails from its SMTP servers that indicate the exploitation of...
Unsolicited mail This is a short help article that describes common non- and misconfigurations that can impact the deliverability and integrity of...
Mailing list – setup and configuration The mailing list is a convenient way to send offers, news and other important information to your customers. We would...
S/MIME S/MIME (Secure/Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) is a standard for signing and encrypting e-mails end-to-end. Usually signing, verifying and encrypting/decrypting is...
Catch-all email account In case “Catch-all” is activated, then all the emails sent at non-existent addresses of you server will be delivered to...
Mailinglist and DMARC Due to the popularization of DMARC rules, a problem has arisen where a mailing list can no longer deliver all...
Using GPG in webmail GPG is a freeware tool based on the OpenPGP standard that allows email encryption and digital signing. To use GPG...
ARC – Authenticated Received Chain Authenticated Received Chain (ARC) is an email authentication system that allows an intermediate mail server to sign the original authentication...
Configuring SPF record in WIX For a domain email to work properly via WIX , an email authentication DNS SPF record should be added to...
SRS – Sender Rewriting Scheme SRS is a scheme used in the forwarding of emails to rewrite the address of the envelope sender. This is...
SPF Record The SPF (Sender Policy Framework) Record allows the domain owner to designate the servers (IP addresses) that are allowed to...
Email restrictions To ensure a good user experience and users safety, the following restrictions apply on sending and receiving emails. Sending e-mail...
What is the difference between POP and IMAP? POP3 (Post Office Protocol 3) – the most common type of an email account. When using POP3 protocol emails are...
Synchronizing IMAP folders in Outlook 2010 1. In order to synchronize IMAP folders with your Inbox, right mouse click on the Inbox and choose IMAP folders....
Log of e-mails sent from web server E-mail sent from Shared Hosting web server passes through filter and headers are logged for security and deliverability tracking (see...