EMAIL CLIENT SET UP:
Use your email client's Help file to locate the Account Set Up Instructions for your program.
Here are your settings:
POP Settings: pop.yourdomain.com<BR>SMTP Settings: smtp.yourdomain.com
Where "yourdomain.com" is indicated, substitute your actual domain name for the email address. For example, if the email is john@foo.com, the POP setting would be pop.foo.com
AUTHENTICATION:
Our servers require Authentication, please follow the below directions.
If you have to use your Internet Service Provider (ISP) Server, they may require you to authenticate your email account when sending mail through their mail server, if so please follow the below directions. If not, you may skip this part.
1. Depending on your email program you will need to look in the "Servers" OR "Security" Tab you must check the following boxe(s):
"My server requires authentication."
2. In the "Settings" or "More Settings" check the following box:
"Use same settings as my incoming server."
TROUBLESHOOTING:
If you are able to Receive Email but are unable to Send Email you maybe blocked by your ISP.
Try the following things:
1. Edit the Email Account you just set up, go to the "Advanced" Tab. Under where it says: "Server Port Numbers", edit the Setting: "Outgoing Mail (SMTP) 25", change the "25" to: "5190", without the quote.
2. Try to Send Email again.
3. If you are still experiencing difficulty, please contact your ISP to verify their required Outgoing SMTP settings ONLY. Do not change the Incoming POP settings, no matter what they tell you. After contacting your ISP, if you are still experiencing difficulty, please contact us. Please be ready to supply us with a copy of the instructions from your ISP.