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Opening webmail

With webmail, you can read and send your email in your browser, without installing anything. Handy when you're out and about, on a computer that isn't yours, or to test whether your email address and password work. The webmail of WebOké runs on Roundcube, in our own house style.

How to open webmail

Go to webmail.weboke.nl. You can also click Webmail in the narrow bar at the very top right of our website (1).

The WebOké website with the Webmail link at the top
(1) the Webmail link at the top of our website

There are two other ways to reach the same webmail:

  • Type /webmail after your own domain name, for example www.yourdomain.com/webmail. You'll then be redirected to webmail. This works if your domain points to your hosting package with WebOké.
  • DirectAdmin itself doesn't have a separate button for webmail. So use one of the addresses above.

Logging in

  1. At User Name (1), enter your full email address, so info@yourdomain.com and not just info.
  2. At Password (2), enter the password for this email address. That's the password you chose when creating the address, not the password of My WebOké or DirectAdmin.
  3. Leave the Server field (3) empty. This is also indicated there: Leave this field empty if your domain is hosted with us.
  4. Click LOGIN.
The login page of WebOké webmail with the User Name, Password and Server fields
(1) your full email address, (2) the password for this address, (3) Server: leave empty

You're now in your mailbox. On the left are your folders, such as Inbox, Drafts, Sent, Trash and the Spam folder. Everything you do here is also reflected in your email program if it works with IMAP (see IMAP or POP3: what's the difference?).

Webmail after logging in, with the folders on the left and the messages on the right
Logged in to webmail

When do you fill in something at Server?

Almost never. Webmail automatically looks up the server for your email address. Two exceptions:

  • Your domain doesn't (or no longer) points to WebOké, for example during a move, or because your domain has moved to another provider while your email is still with us. In that case, enter the server name of your package at Server, such as linux2023.webawere.nl. You can find out where to look for this in Finding your server name and DA user name.
  • The default account of your package. With this, you log in using only the DA user name and the server name at Server (see The default email account of your package).

If you do fill in something at Server, use a server of WebOké, such as the server name of your package. Webmail only works for mailboxes hosted with us. Always log in the same way: with and without a server name, webmail keeps your settings, signature and address book separate.

Handy features in webmail

  • Signature: set your signature in the settings, under Identities.
  • Automatic reply or forwarding: create a filter in the settings. This way, you can set up an out of office message or forward email with a copy in your own mailbox, even without DirectAdmin.
  • Searching and sorting by size: handy when your mailbox is filling up (see Storage per mailbox and what happens when it's full).

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Set up your domains

For each domain, arrange the nameservers, the link to your hosting and who becomes the owner.

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