This article describes how to use cPanel to import lists of e-mail addresses and forwarders. Importing can save you a lot of time instead of manually creating each account or forwarder.
Before you can import e-mail addresses or forwarders, you must make sure that the information is in a format that cPanel supports. You may use Microsoft® Excel® spreadsheet files (.xls) or comma-separated values sheet (CSV) files (.csv) to import data.
If you use CSV files, cPanel supports the following data fields:
For example, you might have a line in a CSV file that looks like the following:
joesmith,FhW$^A1{g,example.com,10
In this line, joesmith is the username, FhW$^A1{g is the password, example.com is the domain, and 10 is the mailbox quota size in megabytes.
You can also use Microsoft Excel (XLS) files to import e-mail addresses and forwarders.
When you have a file in the supported format, you are ready to begin the import process.
To import a list of e-mail addresses, follow these steps:
Review the information to make sure that it is correct, and then click
When you have a file in the supported format, you are ready to begin the import process.
To import a list of e-mail forwarders, follow these steps:
Review the information to make sure that it is correct, and then click
For more information about comma-separated values, please visit http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comma-separated_values.
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