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# Email Settings
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Email Settings allow Administrator to monitor email traffic and manage mail server.
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:::info
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Emails are only available on [OpenPanel Enterprise edition](/beta)
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Settings page displays current mail server status and settings.
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## MailServer Service
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The status of the Mail Server service is displayed at the top of the page, where administrators can start, stop, or restart the service as needed.
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The current status of the webmail client is shown under "Webmail Software," along with the total number of email accounts.
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## MailServer Stack
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Administrators can set and configure different services based on their needs:
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Changes to this service will interrupt current email traffic and restart the mailserver.
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Advanced users can edit the `/usr/local/mail/openmail/mailserver.env` and `/usr/local/mail/openmail/compose.yml` files directly through the interface.
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## Relay Hosts
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An SMTP relay service (aka relay host / smarthost) is an MTA that relays (forwards) mail on behalf of third parties (it does not manage the mail domains).
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You should only configure this when you have some external service for outgoing emails, like SMTP2GO or self-hosted Proxmox Mail Gateway.
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## Webmail Client
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Administrators can choose the Webmail client for their users to use on configured domain.
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Available options are:
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- Roundcube
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- SOGo
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- SnappyMail
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Only one service can be active at a time.
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## Webmail Domain
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By default the webmail client is available on `IP:8080`. Administrators can set a custom domain name to be used for the webmail.
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Domain should be added in format `name.tld` example: webmail.hosting.com or webmail-hosting.com - without the http or https prefix.
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`/webmail` on every domain added to the server will redirect to this webmail domain.
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