You play a crucial role in the ongoing migration of our Email Hosting service to the new and enhanced platform called StackCP. Below, you'll find a complete set of instructions to ensure a seamless transition and uninterrupted access to your email services.
How do I prepare for migration?
Lower the TTL setting
If you are migrating your email accounts manually and your domain is hosted elsewhere,
please lower the TTL (Time To Live) setting on the MX record for this
domain within your DNS (Domain Name System) with your current provider
to 60 seconds.
If you are performing Express Migration or your nameservers (NS) are controlled by Midphase, our team can easily handle DNS updates on your behalf.
Download your contact data To maintain access to your contact data, you will need to export it from webmail and then import it after the migration process.
Please note: In case you use POP3
instead of IMAP, your emails will not be copied as they are downloaded
directly to the local client. However, you will still be able to access
them through your current email client.
How do I initiate the migration process?
Firstly, take into account that the migration process could take several hours depending
on the size and number of your mailboxes. If you choose Express Migration, during this time, email
access will be unavailable, though new messages will still be received
and stored.
Once you are prepared for the potential extended email downtime, follow these steps to initiate migration:
I can’t access my mailbox due to the migration failure. What should I do?
If you chose Express Migration and the process failed, you will need to restore your password to its pre-migration state to regain access to your account and mail clients. Here's how to do it.
I can’t access my mailbox after successful migration. What should I do?
Ensure you have changed your passwords if you performed Express Migration. Here's how to do it.