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Using Mail Troubleshooter in WHM

Using Mail Troubleshooter in WHM

This demo assumes you’ve already logged in to WebHost Manager (WHM)

Let’s learn how to use the Mail Troubleshooter feature in WHM

1) Click the Email link

1) Click the Email link

2) Then click the Mail Troubleshooter link

2) Then click the Mail Troubleshooter link

This is where you can test any email address by tracing it’s route from this server

This is where you can test any email address by tracing it's route from this server

Let’s trace an email address that would be on this server

3) Enter an email address here

3) Enter an email address here

4) Then click the Submit button

The trace didn’t go very far, because the email address would be located on this same server. It just stopped at the email address entered

The trace didn't go very far, because the email address would be located on this same server.  It just stopped at the email address entered

5) Go back to the Mail Troubleshooter

6) Let’s enter an email address that we know is not on this server. Then click the Submit button

6) Let's enter an email address that we know is not on this server. Then click the Submit button

This time the trace went to a server called smtpin.eastlink.ca, and there were no errors in this trace. This email address appears to be working fine

This time the trace went to a server called smtpin.eastlink.ca, and there were no errors in this trace.  This email address appears to be working fine

7) Click the Mail Troubleshooter link again

8) This time enter a bogus email address that you know will fail. Click Submit

8) This time enter a bogus email address that you know will fail. Click Submit

This time we got an error saying it failed

This time we got an error saying it failed

This is the end of the tutorial. You now know how to check an email address by perfomring a trace using the email troubleshooter tool in WHM

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