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When this happens, **SpamExperts** provides tools that allow you to report unwanted emails, train the filter, and block persistent senders or domains.\n\nThe more you use these tools correctly, the better SpamExperts can learn what should and should not reach your inbox.\n\n## What Should I Do When I Receive a Spam Email?\n\nIf a spam email has reached your inbox, **do not simply delete it** if you want to help improve the filtering.\n\nInstead, report the message as spam to Intellihost support and we can action this accordingly\n\nWhen an email is reported as spam, SpamExperts can use this information to improve filtering and help prevent similar messages from reaching your mailbox in the future.\n\n### Report an Email as Spam\n\n1. Send us the Subject line of the email to train the email\n2. Send us the email address that sent the spam so we can block it\n\nThis helps train the filtering system to recognise similar messages as unwanted mail.\n\n## What If a Legitimate Email Is Being Marked as Spam?\n\nSpam filtering can occasionally identify a legitimate email as spam.\n\nIf you are expecting an email and it has been incorrectly filtered:\n\n1. Log a ticket or email[help@intelli.host](mailto:help@intelli.host)\n2. Send us the senders email and a hint on the subject line\n3. We can then look for this email in spam quarantine to release\n\nUsing **Release and Train** is particularly useful because it tells the filtering system that the message is legitimate.\n\nIf the sender is trusted and you regularly receive emails from them, you can also add their email address or domain to your **Allow List**.\n\n## Blocking a Sender\n\nIf you repeatedly receive unwanted emails from the same sender, you can add the sender to your **Block List**.\n\nFor example:\n\n```text\nunwanted@example.com\n```\n\nOnce added to the Block List, emails from that sender can be rejected or filtered according to your SpamExperts configuration.\n\n## Training SpamExperts\n\nSpamExperts uses filtering and reputation information to identify unwanted messages, but user feedback can also be useful. When managing your email, the general rule is:\n\n| Email received | Recommended action |\n| --- | --- |\n| Clearly spam | Report as Spam to Intellihost support |\n| Legitimate email incorrectly quarantined | Release \u002F Release and Train |\n| Trusted sender repeatedly blocked | Add to Allow List |\n| Persistent unwanted sender | Add to Block List |\n| Unsure whether an email is safe | Do not click links or attachments; contact Intellihost support |\n\n## Don't Just Delete Persistent Spam\n\nIf the same type of spam continues to reach your mailbox, deleting the emails without reporting them does not provide any additional feedback to the filtering system.\n\nWhere possible, report the message as spam to Intellihost support instead. This gives SpamExperts additional information that can help identify similar messages.\n\n## Be Careful With Allow Lists\n\nAn Allow List should only contain senders and domains that you trust. Adding a domain to the Allow List can cause emails from that domain to bypass some spam filtering.\n\nFor example, adding `@example.com` could allow all emails from example.com.\n\nFor this reason, it is often safer to allow a specific sender rather than an entire domain when possible.\n\n## Spam That Contains Phishing or Malicious Links\n\nNot all spam is simply advertising. Some unwanted emails may attempt to:\n\n- Steal your login details.\n- Obtain banking or payment information.\n- Install malware.\n- Trick you into changing account information.\n- Impersonate a company or colleague.\n- Direct you to a fake website.\n\n> :cross: If an email looks suspicious, do not click links, open unexpected attachments, or reply to the sender.\n\nReport the email as spam and contact your Intellihost Support Team for assistance.\n\n## When Should I Contact Intellihost?\n\nContact our support team if:\n\n- You are receiving a large amount of spam.\n- Spam continues after being reported.\n- Legitimate emails are repeatedly being blocked.\n- You are unsure whether an email is malicious.\n- You need assistance configuring your Allow List or Block List.\n- You believe an email account may have been compromised.\n\nWhen contacting support, it is helpful to provide examples of the emails involved, including the sender address and subject.\n\n:check: Spam filtering is not a one-time process. Combining SpamExperts filtering with user feedback, appropriate allow\u002Fblock rules, and good email security practices provides the best protection against unwanted email.\n",{"id":50,"status":37,"sort":8,"title":51,"slug":52,"read_time":53,"featured_image":8,"body":54,"topic":20},13,"Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on cPanel","2-factor-authentication-on-cpanel","3 min read","# Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) on cPanel\n\nTwo-Factor Authentication adds a second layer of security to your cPanel login — even if someone gets hold of your password, they can't get into your account without also having your authenticator app. It only takes a couple of minutes to set up and it's one of the simplest ways to keep your hosting account safe.\n\n## How It Works\n\n2FA on cPanel operates on two levels:\n\n- **Per cPanel Account** — Each cPanel user sets up their own 2FA individually. You scan a QR code directly inside your cPanel dashboard, under **Security ▸ Two-Factor Authentication**, using an authenticator app such as Google Authenticator, Authy, or Microsoft Authenticator. From that point on, logging in requires your password *and* a rotating 6-digit code from your phone.\n- **Root \u002F WHM Control** — The root user (server administrator) sets the master security policy in **WHM ▸ Security Center ▸ Two-Factor Authentication**. This is the switch that governs whether 2FA is available at all. If the root user disables the global policy in WHM, 2FA is switched off server-wide — individual cPanel users won't be able to enable or enforce it on their own accounts, regardless of their personal settings.\n\nIn short: your account-level setup only works if the server-level policy allows it.\n\n## Setting It Up (cPanel Users)\n\n1. Log in to cPanel and go to **Two-Factor Authentication**.\n2. Click **Set Up Two-Factor Authentication**.\n3. Open your authenticator app and scan the QR code shown on screen (or enter the setup key manually if you can't scan).\n4. Enter the 6-digit code your app generates to confirm the pairing.\n5. Save any backup\u002Frecovery codes cPanel gives you somewhere safe — these let you back into your account if you ever lose your phone.\n\nFrom then on, every login will ask for your password followed by the current code from your app.\n\n## Lost Your Device?\n\nIf you lose access to your authenticator app, use one of the backup codes generated during setup to log in, then re-pair a new device from the Two-Factor Authentication page. 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