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How to Suspend Ooutgoing Email For a Domain in cPanel

Managing multiple email accounts can become time-consuming, especially when you need to suspend or unsuspend several accounts at once. Instead of manually going through each account in the cPanel interface, you can automate the process using cPanel’s API.
Procedure

Suspend Entire Domain’s Outgoing Mail
If you want to suspend outgoing mail for the entire domain, you can run the following command:

whmapi1 suspend_outgoing_email user=example

Suspend a Specific Email Account
To suspend the login access for a specific email account, use this API command:

uapi --user=username Email suspend_login email=user%40example.com

Suspend Incoming Mail for a User
If you need to suspend only the incoming mail for a particular email account, use this command:

uapi --user=username Email suspend_incoming email=user%40example.com

Suspend Outgoing Mail for a User
Similarly, to suspend outgoing mail for an email account, run:

uapi --user=username Email suspend_outgoing email=user%40example.com

Unsuspending an Account

If you need to reverse any suspension, simply change the command from suspend to unsuspend. For example, to unsuspend the login for a specific user, you would use:

uapi --user=username Email unsuspend_login email=user%40example.com

These commands can help you streamline the process of managing multiple email accounts, making it quicker and more efficient to suspend or unsuspend incoming, outgoing, or login access

Jobair Alam Bipul

I'm Jobair Alam, a cPanel Certified WHM/cPanel server administrator and web hosting expert with over 10 years of experience in the industry.

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