Below you can find common setting for Outlook, Outlook Express, Windows Mail and Mozilla Thunderbird.

• User ID:
  user@yourdomain.com
• Password:
  Your Password
• POP3 Server:
  mail.yourdomain.com port 110
• SMTP Server:
  mail.yourdomain.com port 25 (POP before SMTP Authorization)
• SMTP Server:(Special Submission)
  mail.yourdomain.com port 587 (SMTP Authorization)
• IMAP4 Server
  mail.yourdomain.com port 143

* where yourdomain.com is your domain name.

Attention

• The setting is not applied to WebMail.
• With POP before SMTP authorization, once a user has successfully authenticated to the POP server, user is permitted to receive and send e-mail through the mail server for the next 60 minutes.
• With SMTP authorization, your mail server requires authorization if the e-mail message must be sent to an external address. Your mail server supports LOGIN, CRAM-MD5 and PLAIN methods of SMTP authorization.
• If you can't send mail via port 25 due to blocks imposed by your ISP, you can enable the special submission port (587) within our server pretty easily.
• Domain name and server name must contain only lower case characters because the domain name system is case insensitive.
• Password are case sensitive.