Difference between revisions of "iPhone Configuration"
From HE FAQ
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Revision as of 15:54, 18 May 2010
Contents
- 1 Select Add Account from the Mail Settings Menu
- 2 Select Other
- 3 Enter your basic account information
- 4 Select the IMAP button at top, then enter the following information
- 5 From the Mail menu, go back into your settings for this account
- 6 Select SMTP and enter 587 in the Server Port field
- 7 From the previous menu, go to Advanced
Select Add Account from the Mail Settings Menu
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Select Other
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Enter your basic account information
- Name: Your name.
- Address: Your email address.
- Password: Your email password.
- Description: Description of the mail address. You can put anything in this field ("HE Email" as an example).
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Then select Save.
Select the IMAP button at top, then enter the following information
Incoming Mail Server
- Host Name: your_domain.com
- User Name: Your email address.
- Password: Your email password.
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Outgoing Mail Server
- Host Name: your_domain.com
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Then select Save.
- Make sure that it is turned on.
- Your settings should be similar to the following images.
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Select SMTP and enter 587 in the Server Port field
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It should look similar to the following images. Be sure that Use SSL is set to off and the Server Port under Incoming Settings is listed as 143.
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You should now be able to send and receive mail with your iPhone.