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The "cPanel Track Delivery" YouTube video explains how to monitor email delivery within cPanel. Viewers learn to access delivery reports, identify sending errors, and check spam scores for their emails. This tool helps users troubleshoot email issues and optimize delivery, ensuring effective communication and improved email management.
The Recipient Email (optional) text box lets you to filter the Delivery Report table results to a specific e-mail address. To do so, perform the following steps:
1) Enter an e-mail address in the Recipient Email (optional) text box.
2) Click Run Report. The system will filter the Delivery Report table to only display results for the recipient e-mail address. It will also display the Email Address Trace diagram.
To reset the Delivery Report table’s results, perform the following steps:
1) Remove the e-mail address from the Recipient Email (optional) text box.
2) Click Run Report. This will remove the filter from the Delivery Report table and display all e-mail message results.
Note: This will not reset the Email Server Trace diagram.
You can use the following options to filter the results of the Delivery Report table:
If the server uses a third-party mail service, this feature will return invalid results. Also, if your hosting provider has not enabled this feature, the interface will display an empty table.
If you do not see messages displayed in this table, your hosting provider has not enabled this feature. Contact them and ask them to enable it in WHM’s Service Manager interface.
The table only displays messages for which the eximstats database stores data.
By default
The table lists the 250 most recent messages to and from your cPanel account’s mailboxes.
This includes every delivery success and failure.
The table sorts the data into the following columns by default:
Event - An icon that indicates the message’s delivery status:
Success - The system delivered the message.
Unknown - The message’s status is unknown, or delivery is in progress.
Deferred - The system deferred the message.
Error - The message encountered a delivery error.
Archived - The system archived the message. For more information, read our Archive documentation.
Rejected - The system rejected and discarded the message at Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) time. This can occur when the sender’s server does not use a secure configuration or the server is on a Real-time Blackhole List (RBL).
Filtered - The mail server accepted the message but it did not deliver the message to the recipient’s inbox. This can occur when spam software filters a message or if a recipient has custom e-mail filters.
From Address - The e-mail address on your system that sent the message.
Sender - The sender’s cPanel username.
Sent Time - The date and time when the user sent the message.
Spam Score - The message’s Apache SpamAssassin™ score.
Recipient - The e-mail address to which the user sent the message.
Result - A message that describes the delivery results.
Actions - Click the information icon (Info) to view and print information about the selected message. This information includes information such as a message’s sender, recipient, and username.
The system retains this data for the amount of days that your hosting provider specifies for the The interval, in days, to retain Exim stats in the database (Minimum: 1; Maximum: 365,000) option in the Stats and Logs section of WHM’s Tweak Settings interface.
You can filter your search results with the following options:
To filter the records:
Select any of the following checkboxes:
Select the maximum number of results to display from the Max Results/Type menu.
To select the columns that you wish to display or hide in the Delivery Report table, click the table options icon (Options). A new window will appear. In this window, select or deselect the checkboxes for the following column headers:
Select All - Select all of the available options.
Event - An icon that indicates the message’s delivery status.
User - The cPanel username of the sender.
Domain - The sender’s domain.
From Address - The e-mail address on your system that sent the message.
Sender - The sender’s cPanel e-mail address.
Sent Time - The date and time at which the user sent the message.
Sender Host - The sender’s host’s IP address.
Sender IP Address - The sender’s IP address.
Authentication - A type of SMTP authentication.
Spam Score - The e-mail’s Apache SpamAssassin score.
Recipient - The e-mail address to which the user sent the message.
Delivery User - The cPanel username that owns the recipient’s e-mail address.
Delivery Domain - The domain name of the recipient.
Delivered To - The e-mail address of the recipient.
Router - The internal router that handled the delivery of the message.
Transport - The recipient’s SMTP method type.
Out Time - The date and time at the intended recipient received the message.
ID - The outgoing message’s ID.
Delivery Host - The hostname of the recipient’s e-mail exchanger.
Delivery IP Address - The recipient e-mail exchanger’s IP address.
Size - The size of the outgoing message, in bytes.
Result - A message that describes the delivery results.
Actions - Displays the information icon (Info). This lets you view and print information about a message.
This diagram displays how the system would send an e-mail message to the given e-mail address. It traces how the local system routes a message. You can use this feature to find potential problems with message delivery. Each item displays information about the message
Local - The system delivered the message to a local inbox.
Remote - The system delivered the message to a remote mailbox.
Defer - The system deferred the message.
Reject - The system rejected the message.
Error - The system encountered a delivery error.
Command - The system will receive the message.
Discard - The system discarded the message.
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