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Home / Knowledgebase / cPanel Settings / Email / Whitelist or blacklist an email address

Whitelist or blacklist an email address

    1. Click on “Spam Filters” icon at Mail area.

      Click on “Spam Filters” icon at Mail area.

    1. Click on “Show Additional Configurations” button.

      Click on “Show Additional Configurations” button.

    1. Click on “Edit Spam Whitelist / Blacklist Settings” to configure the Spam Filters whitelist / blacklist settings.

      Click on “Edit Spam Whitelist / Blacklist Settings” to configure the Spam Filters whitelist / blacklist settings.

    1. Click “Add A New “whitelist_from” Item” to add an email address to the whitelist.

      Click “Add A New “whitelist_from” Item” to add an email address to the whitelist.

    1. Enter the email address in the whitelist_from text box, then click Update Whitelist (whitelist_from) to save your changes.

      Note:

      • user@example.com — Whitelists a single email address.
       • *@example.com — Whitelists all of the addresses at example.com.
      •  ?ser@example.com — Whitelists a single character in an address at example.com (for example, user@example.com, but not Auser@example.com).

      Enter the email address in the whitelist_from text box, then click Update Whitelist (whitelist_from) to save your changes. Note: • user@example.com — Whitelists a single email address. • *@example.com — Whitelists all of the addresses at example.com. •  ?ser@example.com — Whitelists a single character in an address at example.com (for example, user@example.com, but not Auser@example.com).

    1. Click “Add A New “Blacklist_form” Item” to add an email address to the Blacklist.

      Click “Add A New “Blacklist_form” Item” to add an email address to the Blacklist.

    1. Enter the email address in the Blacklist_from text box. then click Update Blacklist (blacklist_from) to save your changes.

      Note:

      • user@example.com — Blacklists a single email address.
      •  *@example.com — Blacklists all of the addresses at example.com.
      •  ?ser@example.com — Blacklists a single character in an address at example.com (for example, user@example.com, but not Auser@example.com).

      Enter the email address in the Blacklist_from text box. then click Update Blacklist (blacklist_from) to save your changes. Note: • user@example.com — Blacklists a single email address. •  *@example.com — Blacklists all of the addresses at example.com. •  ?ser@example.com — Blacklists a single character in an address at example.com (for example, user@example.com, but not Auser@example.com).