Adding a monitored DMARC policy through SiteWorx DMARC tells receivers how to handle messages that fail aligned SPF and DKIM checks and can send reports about domain use. Begin with visibility, then…

Choosing whether a SiteWorx domain should use a catchall A catchall receives messages addressed to otherwise nonexistent local addresses. It can help during a short migration, but it also accepts guessed…

Creating a SiteWorx email group for several recipients An email group sends mail addressed to one group address to several recipients. It is suitable for a small team address, while a moderated subscription…

Creating a mailbox in SiteWorx Create a SiteWorx mailbox when a person or team needs its own email login and stored messages. An email alias is different: it forwards mail to another…

Creating a targeted SiteWorx email filter A SiteWorx mail filter can match part of a sender address or subject and apply the configured blocked-message action. Use a precise match to avoid…

Creating an automatic email reply in SiteWorx A SiteWorx autoresponder sends a prepared response when mail reaches its configured address. It can acknowledge an enquiry or explain an absence, but it…

Creating and administering a SiteWorx mailing list SiteWorx can manage Mailman lists only on supported installations where the provider enables that feature. InterWorx does not support Mailman on EL9, so…

Deleting a SiteWorx mailbox without losing needed messages Deleting a mailbox revokes its login and removes the mailbox resource. Preserve any business records and decide how future mail to the address should be…

Enabling and publishing SiteWorx domain signing records DKIM adds a cryptographic signature to outgoing messages and publishes a public verification key in DNS. SiteWorx can manage signing for its hosted mail…

Forwarding email with a SiteWorx alias A SiteWorx email alias sends messages addressed to one local address to another destination. Use it for a role address such as sales@example.com when…

Moving SiteWorx domain email to a remote provider Moving a domain’s email to another provider requires both public MX records and the hosting server’s local-delivery setting. Otherwise website-generated…

Opening SiteWorx webmail securely Webmail lets you read and send mailbox messages in a browser without configuring a desktop client. Use the service’s verified HTTPS link and the…

Publishing SiteWorx SPF without creating multiple SPF records SPF publishes which systems may send using a domain’s envelope-sender identity. Keep one SPF policy per DNS name and include every legitimate sender…

Resetting an email mailbox password in SiteWorx A mailbox password is used by webmail and authenticated mail clients for that email address. Resetting it can stop a former device or user from…

Reviewing SiteWorx mailbox bounce settings SiteWorx’s Bounce Message option determines how mail to nonexistent local recipients is handled. This domain-level decision is separate from a full…

Tuning SiteWorx spam filtering without losing legitimate mail SiteWorx spam settings let you enable SpamAssassin, choose delivery behaviour and tune scoring. Start with a reviewable destination so you can…