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How to Whitelist Email in cPanel

Whitelisting is done using the same steps for blacklisting shown above but in the “Whitelist (Emails Always Allowed)” section.

1. Log in to cPanel. In the “Email” section, click the “Spam Filters” link or icon.

2. Scroll down to the “Additional Configurations (For Advanced Users)” section. Click the “Show Additional Configurations” link.

3. Scroll down to the “Whitelist (Emails Always Allowed)” section. Click the “Edit Spam Whitelist Settings” link.

4. Click the “Add a New ‘whitelist_from’ Item” link.

5. Enter the email address that you wish to whitelist.

5. Click the “Update Whitelist (whitelist_from)” button.

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