Step 2: Add and Verify Your Domain
In the Zoho Mail Admin Console, navigate to the ‘Domains’ section and select ‘+Add’ button. Enter your domain name and proceed.[!NOTE] Precisa de ajuda visual para esta etapa? Entre em contato com o nosso suporte em support@oriv.cloud.Zoho will provide DNS records (MX, TXT, CNAME) that you need to add to your domain’s DNS settings. Access your domain registrar’s DNS management panel and add the provided records. After adding the records, return to Zoho Mail and click Verify to confirm domain ownership.
[!NOTE] Precisa de ajuda visual para esta etapa? Entre em contato com o nosso suporte em support@oriv.cloud.Note: DNS changes may take some time to propagate. It’s recommened to complete this step in advance to avoid delays.
Step 3: Create User Accounts and Custom Email Addresses
Once your domain is verified, go to the User Details section in the Zoho Mail Admin Console. Add users by assigning them custom email addresses under your domain (e.g., info@yourdomain.com).[!NOTE] Precisa de ajuda visual para esta etapa? Entre em contato com o nosso suporte em support@oriv.cloud.
Step 4: Generate an Application-Specific Password in Zoho Mail
Log in to your Zoho Mail account. Navigate to My Account → Security → App Passwords. Generate a new application-specific password for use with external applications like FluentSMTP.[!NOTE] Precisa de ajuda visual para esta etapa? Entre em contato com o nosso suporte em support@oriv.cloud.
Step 5: Install and Configure FluentSMTP in WordPress
Log in to your WordPress Admin Dashboard. Navigate to Plugins→ Add New. Search for FluentSMTP, install, and activate the plugin. After activation, go to Settings → FluentSMTP.[!NOTE] Precisa de ajuda visual para esta etapa? Entre em contato com o nosso suporte em support@oriv.cloud.Click on Add New Connection and select Zoho as the mailer. Then fill in the required fields:
- From Email Address: Your Zoho Mail email address (e.g., info@yourdomain.com).
- From Name: The name you want your emails to display.
- SMTP Host: smtp.zoho.com
- SMTP Port: 465 (for SSL) or 587 (for TLS)
- Encryption: Choose SSL or TLS based on the port selected.
- SMTP Username: Your full Zoho Mail email address.
- SMTP Password: The application-specific password generated earlier.
[!NOTE] Precisa de ajuda visual para esta etapa? Entre em contato com o nosso suporte em support@oriv.cloud.And that’s it. This is how easily following these steps, you can easily integrate Zoho Mail to your WordPress website, ensuring seamless email communication using your custom domain. Still stuck? Feel free to reach out to our support team for assistance.
