Accounts and addresses
List mailboxes, aliases, forwarding rules, shared addresses and the people who need access.
email migration
Moving email takes a little preparation. Keep accounts, messages and delivery records in view so you can test the new home before retiring the old one.
Start with an inventory
List mailboxes, aliases, forwarding rules, shared addresses and the people who need access.
Record mailbox sizes and retention needs. IMAP messages, contacts, calendars and local archives may need different migration methods.
Document MX records and sender authentication. Check every service that sends mail using your domain.
A considered cutover
A full cPanel account migration may include hosted email. For another provider or a mail-only move, confirm the supported copy method and what is excluded with the team.
Create the required accounts and copy supported messages. Check folders, recent mail and access from the devices your team uses.
Follow the supplied DNS instructions, allow for caching and monitor both old and new mailboxes. Keep the old service available until final delivery and data checks are complete.
Let.com offers free website and cPanel migrations. Mail-only automation and provider-specific connectors are not claimed by this preview; confirm the route and scope for your accounts before starting.
No. A registrar transfer changes where the domain is registered. Email hosting, mailbox data and DNS service need their own plan.
IMAP transfers messages and folders. Contacts, calendars, rules and local archives can require separate export or migration methods.
After the destination data, new delivery, devices and required DNS services have been verified. Keep enough overlap to identify late-arriving messages or missing data.
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