Set up your business email, read your messages, and resolve common email problems.
Start with the task you need help with: create a mailbox, access webmail, or connect your email to Outlook or another app. You’ll also find guides for unwanted messages, email delivery, and using Google Workspace with your domain.
Email guides
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Add your CR Servers email in Outlook
Add a CR Servers mailbox in Outlook on Windows, Mac, or mobile using IMAP and the correct SSL ports.
Set up email autoresponders
Turn on an automatic reply for a mailbox, set the message and schedule if the panel shows one, and turn it off when you are back.
Edit MX records for your domain
Change MX records in the hosting DNS so mail is delivered to CR Servers mailboxes or to another provider such as Google Workspace.
Create and manage email accounts
Create a mailbox in the hosting control panel, set a password and quota, then change, suspend, or delete the account.
Create email aliases (forwarders)
Forward an address on your domain to another mailbox without creating a full mailbox quota.
Create email filters
Add mailbox filters in the hosting control panel so matching messages move, copy, or discard before you open the inbox.
Create and manage email groups
Create a group address that delivers to several mailboxes, add or remove members, and delete the group when you no longer need it.
How to set up DKIM for CR Servers hosting
Enable DKIM signing for your domain and publish the DNS TXT record provided by the hosting control panel.
How to set up DMARC for CR Servers hosting
Publish a DMARC TXT record to set a policy for messages that fail SPF or DKIM checks.
How to set up your email account (IMAP / POP3)
Server names, ports, and SSL settings to connect CR Servers mailbox accounts in desktop or mobile email apps.
Set up SPF for CR Servers hosting
Publish an SPF TXT record so receiving servers know which hosts may send mail for your domain.
How CR Servers spam filtering works
Overview of inbound spam filtering on CR Servers shared hosting mail and what you can do if mail is missed or blocked.
Use Google Workspace as your mail server
Point your domain’s MX records to Google so Gmail / Google Workspace handles mail while the domain stays on CR Servers DNS or hosting.
Open webmail for your mailbox
Open webmail from the hosting control panel or the bookmark URL it shows, and log in with the full email address and mailbox password.