Viewing Email Delivery Logs

Ever wonder why someone is not getting your emails? Your cPanel has a tool to trace to their email server as well as show email logs of all emails sent to any email account in the last 30 days.

  1. Log into your control panel: http://domainName.com/cpanel/ or by going to My Services in MyHelpPortal.com.
  2. Click on the Track Delivery icon.

    cPanel Email Trace Icon

  3. You can: Show All - shows all delivery's no matter the outcome.
    Show Blocked & Failed - only shows unsuccessful messages.
    Optionally you can enter in a specific recipient email to search emails to that mailbox only

    cPanel Email Trace


    NOTE:  Due to the size of these logs we have limited this to 30 days.
     
  4. Observe results:
  • Green check mark indicates the message was delivered successfully to the recipients server.
  • Blue question mark indicates the message sending process in still in progress.
  • Red exclamation indicates an error in sending.
  • Further email header details can be read in the "Results" column.

To see the Message ID's in the Trace Tool area.

  1. click on the "table options" icon just under the "Show 25 Results".
    cPanel Mail Trace Table Options Icon
     
  2. Check off "ID" to see the email ID's information column in the log list.
    cPanel Mail Trace Table Options Message ID
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