For both Basic and Enhanced mailboxes, our supported Webmail interface is the Group-Office Webmail. It’s a complete re-design, very modern and fast, and it works as well on mobile as on the desktop.
How to access your Webmail
The Webmail doesn’t need additional setup, and you can access it from any computer, smartphone, or tablet without installing other applications.
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https://webmail.emailarray.com
We're currently beta testing AfterLogic WebMail Pro, which might become our new default WebMail for basic accounts.
You can test it at https://al.emailarray.com and please give us your feedback. A video tutorial is available here.
Alternatively, we also offers several light-weight open-source webmail clients:
Atmail v5: http://atmail.emailarray.com
Roundcube: https://roundcube.emailarray.com
Squirrelmail: https://sqmail.emailarray.com
Horde/IMP: https://horde.emailarray.com
the Webmail in two ways:
- By typing this kind of URL in the Browser: webmail.mydomain.com (make sure you replace mydomain.com with your domain name). This works only if you have set up the DNS records for the Webmail.
- Straight from your Admin Panel by clicking on the envelope icon on the Users page. You can save the link and bookmark it to your favorite Browser for quick use in the future:
HOW TO SWITCH TO THE NEW WEBMAIL?
You need to configure or modify your DNS by pointing ‘webmail.yourdomain.com’ to webredirect.emailarray.com via a CNAME record.
You would then access your Webmail by visiting http://webmail.yourdomain.com. Use the HTTP protocol, and it will be automatically redirected to HTTPS.
EXISTING ENHANCED ACCOUNTS
To ensure the proper migration of all your data from your existing accounts, you must open a support ticket requesting a migration to the new Webmail.
We will continue supporting the existing versions of Afterlogic, Horde, and Atmail but won’t provide updates for them, except for security fixesYou can choose your preferred Default WebMail in Domains > Edit section of the Admin Panel, assuming that you have pointed the webmail CNAME properly.