All HostClear web hosting packages are included with unlimited email accounts and free domains for life. Different package contained different hosting features and the HostClear packages are Home Hosting, Business Hosting and Business Pro Hosting. Home hosting package is only provide you a free domain for life, therefore if you are looking for more than 2 or 3 domains then you should look for Business Hosting and Business Pro, and of course the price will be more costly and the server speed is faster.
The purpose of setting a domain name is to provide easily recognizable and memorizable names to numerically addressed internet resources. Domain names are often referred to your website domain name are frequently referred to as domain owners. HostClear run the technology which locates a computer on the hosting the website.
To setup a new email account at HostClear hosting account is simple and setup in just few steps. Firstly, you can login to your HostClear cpanel Control Panel page, find the Mail category and click on the “Email Accounts” icon, from there you can get started to create your new email account. After you have created your email account, you can login and check your mail on Webmail locates on cpanel as well.
Webmail allows you to check your email from a web browser as opposed to a desktop mail application such as Outlook Express or Thunderbird. This means that you can check your email from any web browser. Please make sure to log out when checking your email on public computers so that other people cannot read your email. You can check the webmail for any account by logging into https://yourdomainnames.com with the full username (user@domain.com) and password for the email account.
To check your mail through a desktop application you will need to configure the application. Your mail server is most likely mail.yourdomainname.org. You will need to use the full username (user@domain.com) and password when setting up your account in your desktop mail application. It is a good idea to check “My Server Requires Authentication” as well as most mail servers require this option.
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