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Docs admin: /* Webmail */

2017-01-19T14:11:41Z

Webmail

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	[[File:facebook-kb4.png]]		[[File:facebook-kb4.png]]



	You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the Webmail login page.		You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the Webmail login page.

Docs admin: /* Webmail */

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Webmail

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	3) ~~Scroll down, and under~~ External Authentication, ~~and~~ click the Link Account button to the right of Facebook		3) Under External Authentication, click the Link Account button to the right of Facebook.

	[[File:facebook-kb4.png]]		[[File:facebook-kb4.png]]

Docs admin: /* cPanel */

2017-01-19T14:11:03Z

cPanel

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	3) ~~Scroll down, and under~~ External Authentication, ~~and~~ click the Link Account button to the right of Facebook		3) Under External Authentication, click the Link Account button to the right of Facebook.

	[[File:facebook-kb2.png]]		[[File:facebook-kb2.png]]
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	You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the cPanel login page.		You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the cPanel login page.



	== Webmail ==		== Webmail ==

Docs admin at 14:06, 19 January 2017

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	You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the cPanel login page.		You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the cPanel login page.



	== Webmail ==		== Webmail ==
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	[[File:facebook-kb3.png]]		[[File:facebook-kb3.png]]



	3) Scroll down, and under External Authentication, and click the Link Account button to the right of Facebook		3) Scroll down, and under External Authentication, and click the Link Account button to the right of Facebook

	[[File:facebook-kb4.png]]		[[File:facebook-kb4.png]]



	You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the Webmail login page.		You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the Webmail login page.

Docs admin: /* cPanel */

2017-01-19T14:06:02Z

cPanel

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	[[File:facebook-kb.png]]		[[File:facebook-kb.png]]



	3) Scroll down, and under External Authentication, and click the Link Account button to the right of Facebook		3) Scroll down, and under External Authentication, and click the Link Account button to the right of Facebook

	[[File:facebook-kb2.png]]		[[File:facebook-kb2.png]]



	4) If you are not already logged into Facebook, you will be prompted to log into your Facebook account.		4) If you are not already logged into Facebook, you will be prompted to log into your Facebook account.

Docs admin: /* cPanel */

2017-01-19T14:05:30Z

cPanel

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	1) Log into your cPanel account.		1) Log into your cPanel account.

	2) Go to Preferences -> Password and Security.		2) Go to Preferences -> Password and Security.

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	You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the cPanel login page.		You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the cPanel login page.



	== Webmail ==		== Webmail ==

Docs admin at 14:05, 19 January 2017

2017-01-19T14:05:13Z

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	cPanel now allows external authentication, which allows you to log into your cPanel or Webmail account using third party logins, such as Facebook. In order to set this up, you must first login into cPanel and/or Webmail, and link your Facebook account to your account.		cPanel now allows external authentication, which allows you to log into your cPanel or Webmail account using third party logins, such as Facebook. In order to set this up, you must first login into cPanel and/or Webmail, and link your Facebook account to your account.



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	You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the cPanel login page.		You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the cPanel login page.



	== Webmail ==		== Webmail ==
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	[[File:facebook-kb4.png]]		[[File:facebook-kb4.png]]


	You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the Webmail login page.		You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the Webmail login page.

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cPanel now allows external authentication, which allows you to log into your cPanel or Webmail account using third party logins, such as Facebook. In order to set this up, you must first login into cPanel and/or Webmail, and link your Facebook account to your account.

== cPanel ==

1) Log into your cPanel account.
2) Go to Preferences -> Password and Security.

[[File:facebook-kb.png]]

3) Scroll down, and under External Authentication, and click the Link Account button to the right of Facebook

[[File:facebook-kb2.png]]

4) If you are not already logged into Facebook, you will be prompted to log into your Facebook account.

You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the cPanel login page.

== Webmail ==

1) Log into your Webmail account.

2) In the upper left hand of the web page, click on your email account, and click on Password & Security

[[File:facebook-kb3.png]]

3) Scroll down, and under External Authentication, and click the Link Account button to the right of Facebook

[[File:facebook-kb4.png]]

You will then be able to click the Login via Facebook button on the Webmail login page.