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On the
Home Screen, open Settings. Select Mail, Contacts,
Calendars
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1. Choose Add Account...
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2. Scroll
down and select Other
.
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3. Choose
Add Mail Account
.
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4.
Enter Name (by preference), Address (this
is your email address), Password (this is your email account
password), and Description (by preference). Choose
Next
.
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5. Select
IMAP or POP. You cannot change from IMAP to POP. If you
decide to change, you will need to set up the alternate account type from
scratch. 6. Populate the Incoming Mail Server. Host
Name is mail.yourdomain. User Name is
your FULL email address (make sure the whole email address is
entered). Password will be filled from previous screen. 7.
Populate the Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) section. Host
Name is same, mail.yourdomain. User
Name and Password will use same as incoming if not
entered. 8. Choose Save
.
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9. iPhone may take time to verify
your account (now and at other times). This can take a while. Let it
complete verification.
10.
iPhone may prompt that it cannot connect using SSL. We recommend using SSL
(choose No). If you do not plan on using SSL, click Yes.
These settings can all be modified later. 11. You may have to click
Save again. iPhone may prompt that this account may not be able
to send or receive email. Click Save
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12.
Your account is created, but you might
need to ake some changes. Click on Your Domain Account (the
Description entered on step 4). Scroll down to SMTP and choose
mail.yourdomain
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13.
Choose your SMTP for this account (Primary
Server
).
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14.
If using SSL, make sure SSL is set to ON and set Server
Port to 465. If not using SSL, make sure SSL is set to OFF
and set Server Port
to 587. Choose
Done . Choose Your Domain Account to go back
to main account page. Choose Advanced
(see image in step 12).
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15.
If using SSL, make sure SSL is set to ON and set Server Port to
995. If not using SSL, make sure SSL is set to OFF and set
Server Port to 110. Choose Your Domain Account
to go back to main account page. Click
Done. Your email account should now be ready for use.
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