Email setup guide
Webmail: read email and manage your account
Webmail lets you read and send email from any web browser. It’s also where you manage your password, spam filtering and out-of-office replies, and changes apply no matter which email program you use.
Sign in
- Go to https://mail.yourdomain.com in any web browser. (Replace yourdomain.com with the part of your email address after the @.)
- Sign in with your full email address and your email password.
- To change settings, click the Settings (gear) icon. On a phone, open the menu first to find it.
Common tasks
| I want to… | In Settings, go to… |
|---|---|
| Change my password | Account, then click Change Password. You’ll need your current password first. |
| Stop good mail from going to junk (whitelist) | Spam Filtering, then Trusted Senders. Click the pencil icon and add the sender’s email address or domain. |
| Block a sender (blacklist) | Spam Filtering, then Blocked Senders. Add the address, then choose what happens to their messages. |
| Make spam filtering stricter or looser | Spam Filtering. Turn on Override spam settings for this account, then choose what happens at each spam level. |
| Set an out-of-office reply | Autoresponder. Turn on Enable Autoresponder, enter a subject and message, then click Save. |
| Forward my mail to another address | Account, then Forwarding. If you don’t see Forwarding, contact iHwy to have it turned on. |
Good to know
- Changed your password? Update it in Outlook, Apple Mail, and your phone too, or they’ll stop getting mail.
- Contacts are trusted automatically. Anyone saved in your webmail Contacts skips spam filtering.
- No wildcards. Enter a full address (jane@example.com) or a whole domain (example.com), not *@example.com.
- Missing a message? Check your Junk E-Mail folder. If it’s there, add the sender to Trusted Senders. In webmail, you can also trust or block a sender right from the message.
Want to use an email program instead?
See the Email Setup Guide for server settings and step-by-step instructions for Outlook, Apple Mail, iPhone and Android.