Mailinglist and DMARC
Due to the popularization of DMARC rules, a problem has arisen where a mailing list can no longer deliver all...
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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... -
Mail-to-HTTP
In addition to any other e-mail address, incoming mail can also be forwarded as an HTTP request to a URL,... -
Setting up the e-mail account autoreply in Zone Webmail
Webmail.ee To set up the e-mail autoreply, please log in to webmail.ee. Go to Settings (the cogwheel in the upper... -
DMARC rules
DMARC ehk Domain-based Message Authentication Reporting and Conformance combines SPF and DKIM technologies into a single set of rules to mitigate... -
Email servers
Following settings are compatible with you email account: Encrypted connection: SSL, SSL/TLS or STARTTLS Incoming mail server i.e IMAP server: imap.zone.eu... -
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... -
SRS – Sender Rewriting Scheme
SRS is a scheme used in the forwarding of emails to rewrite the address of the envelope sender. This is... -
DKIM
DKIM (DomainKeys Identified Mail) is an email authentication technology that proves that the sender of the email is authorised to... -
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 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... -
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... -
BIMI
Brand Indicators for Message Identification (BIMI) is a fresh and hot off the press email standard which makes it possible... -
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... -
Unsolicited mail
This is a short help article that describes common non- and misconfigurations that can impact the deliverability and integrity of... -
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.... -
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... -
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... -
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... -
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...