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These instructions will help you configure your email program to use the
e-mail servers secure connection to send e-mail. This is required for
Windows Domain customers.
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Windows Domain Mail Setup - Step 1 |
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1. Open "Outlook Express".
2. Click on
the "Tools" menu.
3. Click on "Accounts..."
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Windows Domain Mail Setup - Step 2 |
| 1. Click on the "Mail" tab. 2. Click
on "mail.MYDOMAIN"
(MYDOMAIN is your domain name with the .com/net/org/etc portion of
the name. In these examples we will use mail.imbris.net.)
3. Click on the "Properties" button.
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Windows Domain Mail Setup - Step 3 |
| 1. Click on the "Servers" tab. 2.
Verify that box to the right of "Outgoing mail (SMTP):" says "mail.mydomain"
(without the quotes and with the .com/net/org/etc portion of the name.) If it does not say
that then you will need to click your mouse in that box, remove the existing
test, and type that in.
3. Click on the box next to "My server required authentication" so
a checkmark appears there
4. Click on the "Settings..." button.
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Windows Domain Mail Setup - Step 4 |
| 1. Click on the circle next to "Use same
settings as my incoming mail server" so there is a dot in the center. 2.
Click on the "OK" button.
4. Click "OK" again.
4. You're "Done" !
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Once you have finished following all these steps, you should be able
to dial out and connect to your domain mail server, receive email, and also
send email. If you have any troubles after you have performed these
steps please contact tech support for assistance.
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