Autoresponders

To add an autoresponder in cPanel, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to cPanel.
  2. Open the Autoresponders tool:                                                                                                                                       Autoresponder icon
  3. Click "Add Autoresponder."
  4. Select the character set for the autoresponder.
  5. Specify the interval in hours for sending multiple responses.
  6. Enter the email account for the autoresponder.
  7. Choose the domain for the autoresponder.
  8. Optionally, enter your name or email address in the "From" field.
  9. Enter the subject line of the autoresponse message.
  10. If desired, select the "This message contains HTML" checkbox.
  11. Enter the message body in the "Body" text box.
  12. Choose the start and stop options for sending the autoresponse.
  13. Click "Create/Modify" to create the autoresponder.

To edit an autoresponder in cPanel, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to cPanel.
  2. Open the Autoresponders tool:                                                                                                                                       Autoresponders icon.png
  3. Locate the autoresponder you want to edit under "Current Autoresponders."
  4. Click "Edit" under the "Actions" column.
  5. Make the desired changes to the autoresponder.
  6. Click "Create/Modify" to update the autoresponder.

To delete an autoresponder in cPanel, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to cPanel.
  2. Open the Autoresponders tool:                                                                                                                                       Autoresponders icon.png
  3. Locate the autoresponder you want to delete under "Current Autoresponders."
  4. Click "Delete" under the "Actions" column.
  5. Confirm the deletion by clicking "Delete Autoresponder."

Remember, you can also temporarily disable an autoresponder by modifying it to point to a nonexistent email account.

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