Accessing your email from Webmail can be a bit hassle for some people. For me particular, I’m cool with it.
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In this article i’m going to show you how to connect your Webmail to Gmail. Please not that this article only talks about how to connect your Webmail to Gmail and receive emails from Webmail to Gmail and you won’t be able to send email from Gmail directly you will need to go to webmail and send from there.
There is going to be another article that explains how to send and receive emails from Gmail without going to webmail.
- Login to your Cpanel by going to YourDomainName.com/Cpanel or in other there words just add cpanel front of your domain.
- Look for and Forwarders and click on it
- Select your domain and click on Add Forwarder
- Fill in your email details; Address to Forward is your webmail email and also the Destination is your Gmail address.
- Now click on the Add Forwarder to complete the process
Also read: How To Setup Webmail Email Account In Gmail To Send And Receive Emails
FAQs About How to connect Webmail to Gmail
What does this article teach me to do?
This article teaches you how to connect your Webmail account to Gmail to receive emails from Webmail in your Gmail inbox.
Can I send emails from Gmail using my Webmail address after following these steps?
No, this setup only allows you to receive emails from Webmail in Gmail. To send emails, you still need to use your Webmail interface directly.
What tool do I need to use to connect Webmail to Gmail?
You need to access your cPanel account and use the ‘Forwarders’ feature to set up email forwarding from Webmail to Gmail.
Where do I log in to set up the email forwarding?
Log in to your cPanel by visiting YourDomainName.com/cpanel or by adding ‘cpanel’ in front of your domain name.
Will there be another article for sending emails from Gmail?
Yes, the author mentions there will be a separate article explaining how to both send and receive emails from Gmail without needing to access Webmail.
