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Discovering the Public CloudIn our examples we consider the following information:
test
test@alwaysdata.net
They must be replaced by your personal login information:
Server | Service | Information | |
---|---|---|---|
Incoming | IMAP | Server | imap-[account].alwaysdata.net |
Port | 993 | ||
Encryption method | Will be automatically set up | ||
Authentication method | Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA) | ||
Email address | Your email address - for example contact@example.com | ||
Password | The password of your email address | ||
POP3 | Server | pop-[account].alwaysdata.net | |
Port | 995 | ||
Encryption method | Will be automatically set up | ||
Authentication method | Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA) | ||
Email address | Your email address - for example contact@example.com | ||
Password | The password of your email address | ||
Outgoing | SMTP | Server | smtp-[account].alwaysdata.net |
Port | 465 | ||
Encryption method | Will be automatically set up | ||
Authentication method | Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA) | ||
Email address | Your email address - for example contact@example.com | ||
Password | The password of your email address |
[account] must be replaced by the name of your account and contact@example.com by your email address. They are defined in the Emails > Addresses menu of our administration interface.
Go to Files > Information > Add an account.
Go to Go ahead > Ignore if the > Advanced IMAP or POP3 account types are offered.
Click on Advanced settings to specify the host names.