Spam quarantine: meaning and how it works
Spam quarantine meaning: the sealed-off space where suspicious email waits. Read how to retrieve mail and release senders.
Spam quarantine meaning: the sealed-off space where suspicious email waits. Read how to retrieve mail and release senders.
SMTP settings for outgoing email: port 465 with SSL/TLS, signing in with your full email address and a fix if sending doesn't work.
Share your calendar with colleagues via Mailflux webmail: pick your calendar, give your team access and work from the same appointments. Explained step by step.
Share contacts with colleagues via central contact management in Mailflux: one shared address book that stays accurate for your whole team.
Set up and manage your spam filter in the webmail: mark spam, take good mail out of the spam folder and add a sender to the whitelist so it always arrives.
Set up 2FA for your email with an authenticator app: enable two-factor authentication in your Mailflux account and protect your mailbox with an extra lock.
Setting up SPF, DKIM and DMARC in the right order: one step-by-step plan that brings the three together and stops spoofing. Clearly explained.
Setting up MX records for your own domain? Here's how to add the right MX records to your DNS in plain language, so mail arrives at your Mailflux mailbox.
Setting up email on iPhone or iPad via IMAP: step by step through the iOS settings, with the right server values and a fix if it doesn't work.
Setting up email on Android via IMAP: step by step through the Gmail app, with the right server settings for your own domain and a fix if it doesn't work.
Setting up email in Windows Mail via IMAP: step by step with the advanced setup, the right server values and a fix if it doesn't work.
Setting up email in Thunderbird with your own domain via IMAP: the full step-by-step, the correct server settings and a fix when it won't work.