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aqeel ahmad
aqeel ahmad Nov 2 '23
Are you having trouble figuring out how to move emails from one CPanel account to another? When switching between cPanel systems, efficient email data translation is vital. This blog focuses on critical methods for transferring emails safely. Control over domains, email management, and security are all available through cPanel, which is a valuable resource for website owners. Whether you're creating your first website or managing many projects, cPanel simplifies your online experience. Learn how to make this transition effortlessly and without incident. Let's look at how we can move emails from one Cpanel to another. There are two ways to do this: manually and with the assistance of an IMAP mail backup tool. Certain actions must be followed while using the manual technique. The first of these stages is after downloading emails from the original cPanel, put the ZIP file emails to your cPanel's local path. These methods are puzzling and time-consuming, but you may now easily move emails from cPanel to cPanel using the IMAP backup function. This clever solution automates cPanel email conversion, ensuring a seamless and error-free transition. While moving IMAP emails to a new server, it maintains folder organization and data integrity. To simply transfer your emails from one cPanel to another, first download and run the IMAP Mail Backup Tool. Enter your login details and choose the emails you want to transfer. Choose IMAP as the saving method and provide the cPanel credentials for the destination. To effortlessly move your selected emails, click the 'Convert' button. Visit our website to learn more about the tool.
Antonios
Antonios Nov 20 '23

Backup Emails from the Source cPanel:

Log in to the source cPanel account.

Navigate to the "Backup" or "Backups" section.

Create a full backup, including emails, in a compressed format (e.g., tar.gz).


Transfer Backup File to the Destination cPanel:

Download the backup file to your local computer.

Upload the backup file to the destination cPanel account using FTP or the cPanel File Manager.


Restore Backup in the Destination cPanel:

Log in to the destination cPanel account.

Navigate to the "Backup" or "Backups" section.

Upload the backup file.

Restore the backup to the destination cPanel.


Greetings,
Peter