Email – Aveshost Blog https://blog.aveshost.com Your Blueprint for Online Success Sun, 04 Jan 2026 10:55:41 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1 https://blog.aveshost.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/logo-150x150.png Email – Aveshost Blog https://blog.aveshost.com 32 32 How To Setup Webmail Email Account In Gmail To Send And Receive Emails https://blog.aveshost.com/how-to-setup-webmail-email-account-in-gmail/ https://blog.aveshost.com/how-to-setup-webmail-email-account-in-gmail/#comments Tue, 18 Aug 2020 23:08:01 +0000 https://blog.aveshost.com/?p=415 In our previous tutorial we learned about how to connect Webmail to Gmail and receive emails but not able to send.

If you have not read our previous article please do so by going here How To Connect Webmail To Gmail.

In this tutorial we going to learn about how to send webmail email right from Gmail without logging to your Webmail.

Follow the simple steps to get started ;

  1. Login to your Gmail Account
  2. Go to the right corner and click on the Gmail setting icon as shown below.
  1. Select See all settings from the drop-down menu
  1. Select Accounts and Import from the tab.
  2. Click on Add another email address as shown below
  1. The pop-up windows that appears enter the name and email address of the webmail email you want to link to Gmail abd click on the Next Step button.
  1. On the next page enter your SMTP Server if you have your hosting with Aveshost then your SMTP server will be mail.YourDomainName.com or just add mail. and your domain name. Also your port is 465 Now enter your username and password of your webmail email address
  1. Click on Add Account
  2. Now you have successfully added your Webmail to Gmail to send and receive emails all from Gmail.
  3. But first you will need to verify it first before it can be used, login to your Webmail a verification code will be sent there copy and paste to verify your Webmail email address.
  1. Congratulations your email is verified
  2. But you will noticed that if you try to send an email by default it is still using your gmail address and not your private or Webmail email address. Let fix that…
  3. Now click on setting at the right corner and go to Accounts and Import. Now choose your private email and click on make default as shown below.
  1. Congratulations you have successfully configured your Webmail to Gmail to send and receive emails from Gmail.

How To Setup Webmail Email Account In Gmail To Send And Receive Emails FAQs

What is the purpose of this tutorial?

This tutorial explains how to set up a Webmail email account in Gmail to both send and receive emails directly from Gmail without logging into Webmail separately.

Where do I start the setup process in Gmail?

Log into your Gmail account, click the settings icon in the top-right corner, select ‘See all settings’, then go to ‘Accounts and Import’.

What information do I need to add my Webmail email to Gmail?

You’ll need your Webmail email address, SMTP server (e.g., mail.YourDomainName.com), port (465), and your Webmail username and password.

How do I verify the added Webmail email address?

After adding the account, a verification code will be sent to your Webmail inbox. Copy and paste this code in Gmail to verify the email address.

Why are my sent emails still showing my Gmail address by default?

By default, Gmail uses your primary Gmail address for sending. You need to manually set your Webmail email as the default sending address.

How do I set my Webmail email as the default sending address?

Go to ‘Accounts and Import’ in Gmail settings, select your Webmail email, and click ‘Make default’ to use it for sending emails.

What should I do if I haven’t read the previous tutorial?

It’s recommended to read the previous article titled ‘How To Connect Webmail To Gmail’ for context, as this tutorial builds on that by enabling sending functionality.

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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
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  • 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.

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