Incoming Email Settings: Quick Examples: Difference between revisions
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==Overview== |
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As of 2017 we are asking customers to check and update their email server settings so that they are connecting to the correct server. Below are the details of the POP3/IMAP settings that should be set. This ensures that our customers get the best performance and privacy when collecting email from our servers. |
As of 2017 we are asking customers to check and update their email server settings so that they are connecting to the correct server. Below are the details of the POP3/IMAP settings that should be set. This ensures that our customers get the best performance and privacy when collecting email from our servers. Support for customers not using '''mail.aa.net.uk''' as the incoming email server name will cease to work from June 2018. |
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From January 2018 we are also emailing individuals to advise them that they are using incorrect server details. This page is give to help you change your settings. |
From January 2018 we are also emailing individuals to advise them that they are using incorrect server details. This page is give to help you change your settings. |
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===Note regarding passwords=== |
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When changing the server name in your email program it is usual for your email program to ask you for your Mailbox password, please ensure you know what your password is before making the change. |
When changing the server name in your email program it is usual for your email program to ask you for your Mailbox password, please ensure you know what your password is before making the change. Please see the [[Change Email Password]] if you get stuck here. |
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==Changing the mail server name== |
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Generally speaking, whatever email program or device you use for email you should be able to go to the Email Account settings and find the setting for the Incoming server name and set that to be: '''mail.aa.net.uk'''. Below is more information. |
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==Settings to use== |
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!Username |
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|Your email address, e.g.: mailbox@example.com |
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==Changing the server name in Thunderbird |
==Changing the server name in Thunderbird== |
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Edit (or Tools) -> Account Settings -> Server Settings. Set: |
Edit (or Tools) -> Account Settings -> Server Settings. Set: Server Name: '''mail.aa.net.uk''' Port: '''993''' Connection Security: '''SSL/TLS''' |
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[[File:Imap-quick-thunderbird.png| |
[[File:Imap-quick-thunderbird.png|500px|Thunderbird email settings]] |
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==Changing the server name in Apple Mail== |
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==Changing the server name on an iPad/iPhone== |
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Settings --> Accounts and Passwords --> Select your mailbox, Account --> Set: Hostname: '''mail.aa.net.uk''' |
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[[File:Emailipad3.png|300px|iPad/iPhone email settings]] |
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==Changing the server name on Microsoft Outlook== |
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File --> Account Settings --> Account Settings |
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Select the email account you want to change, and then choose "Change". |
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Set Incoming mail server: '''mail.aa.net.uk''' |
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Under "More Settings", check for enabling '''SSL''' |
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==Changing the server name |
==Changing the server name on Windows Live Mail 2011 (Old version)== |
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Right click on your email account, choose Properties --> Servers --> Set: Incoming mail: '''mail.aa.net.uk''' |
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Under Advanced --> Tick the option for '''SSL''' |
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[[Category:Email]] |
[[Category:Email]] |
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Latest revision as of 23:53, 17 August 2018
Overview
As of 2017 we are asking customers to check and update their email server settings so that they are connecting to the correct server. Below are the details of the POP3/IMAP settings that should be set. This ensures that our customers get the best performance and privacy when collecting email from our servers. Support for customers not using mail.aa.net.uk as the incoming email server name will cease to work from June 2018.
From January 2018 we are also emailing individuals to advise them that they are using incorrect server details. This page is give to help you change your settings.
Note regarding passwords
When changing the server name in your email program it is usual for your email program to ask you for your Mailbox password, please ensure you know what your password is before making the change. Please see the Change Email Password if you get stuck here.
Changing the mail server name
Generally speaking, whatever email program or device you use for email you should be able to go to the Email Account settings and find the setting for the Incoming server name and set that to be: mail.aa.net.uk. Below is more information.
Settings to use
| Incoming email settings | |
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| Type | IMAP or POP3 |
| Port | IMAP=993, POP3=995 |
| Server name | mail.aa.net.uk |
| Username | Your email address, e.g.: mailbox@example.com |
| Password | The password you set on the mailbox. (Case sensitive) |
| Security | SSL/TLS (Not STARTTLS) |
Changing the server name in Thunderbird
Edit (or Tools) -> Account Settings -> Server Settings. Set: Server Name: mail.aa.net.uk Port: 993 Connection Security: SSL/TLS
Changing the server name in Apple Mail
Mail -> Accounts -> Select the account on the left pane. Click Advanced. Set Hostname: mail.aa.net.uk
Changing the server name on an iPad/iPhone
Settings --> Accounts and Passwords --> Select your mailbox, Account --> Set: Hostname: mail.aa.net.uk
Changing the server name on Microsoft Outlook
File --> Account Settings --> Account Settings Select the email account you want to change, and then choose "Change". Set Incoming mail server: mail.aa.net.uk Under "More Settings", check for enabling SSL
Changing the server name on Windows Live Mail 2011 (Old version)
Right click on your email account, choose Properties --> Servers --> Set: Incoming mail: mail.aa.net.uk and also: Under Advanced --> Tick the option for SSL