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* Outgoing mail server: mail.swcp.com | * Outgoing mail server: mail.swcp.com | ||
** Authenticated SMTP Port: 465 | ** Authenticated SMTP Port: 465 | ||
** Use SSL with Authenticated SMTP: Yes | ** Use SSL with Authenticated SMTP: Yes | ||
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**** Authenticated SMTP Port: 587 | **** Authenticated SMTP Port: 587 | ||
**** Use TLS with Authenticated SMTP: Yes | **** Use TLS with Authenticated SMTP: Yes | ||
** Port 25 works only under certain conditions. It is best to use Authenticated SMTP which should always work. | |||
* Incoming mail server: mail.swcp.com | * Incoming mail server: mail.swcp.com | ||
Revision as of 12:32, 10 June 2019
SWCP Email Server Settings
This article contains the info you need to set up any email client to work with the SWCP mail servers.
- Outgoing mail server: mail.swcp.com
- Authenticated SMTP Port: 465
- Use SSL with Authenticated SMTP: Yes
- or for TLS (mac mail tends to like this better)
- Authenticated SMTP Port: 587
- Use TLS with Authenticated SMTP: Yes
- or for TLS (mac mail tends to like this better)
- Port 25 works only under certain conditions. It is best to use Authenticated SMTP which should always work.
- Incoming mail server: mail.swcp.com
- Incoming Protocols: IMAP or POP. Again, we recommend you ONLY use the SSL versions of these services.
- SSL IMAP Port: 993 (Recommended)
- Standard (insecure) IMAP port: 143
- Standard (insecure) POP Port: 110
- SSL POP Port: 995
- Incoming Protocols: IMAP or POP. Again, we recommend you ONLY use the SSL versions of these services.
See Also
- Authenticated SMTP - includes instructions for a variety of email software
- Outlook 2003 with Auth SMTP and IMAP SSL
- Outlook 2007 with Auth SMTP and IMAP SSL
- Apple Mail with Auth SMTP and IMAP SSL
- Configure iPhone for SWCP Email
- Configure K-9 on Android for SWCP Email
- Configure Thunderbird on Linux
- Configure Sendmail Client for Auth SMTP - Only useful if you run your own sendmail server
- Maximum Email Message Sizes - for different ISPs