Users must use password authentication to send or receive emails from our servers.This tutorial describes how to set up cPanel email in Outlook for Mac. We recommend using port 465 or if connecting via non SSL 587 Most Internet Service Providers (ISP) block port 25 for their own outgoing emails. Where asked for the outgoing mail server, users can use our server or your ISP server
Our email servers use all the default incoming server port numbers, old version of the software may only work on Non-SSL Where asked for the username, users must enter their complete email asked for their password, users must enter the password they selected when creating the email account on our servers. ( Will work on Non-SSL port)įOR WEB BROWSING: If you are using a browser older than Chrome 30, Firefox 26, Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 8, or Safari 7 on OS X 10.9, you will also need to upgrade your browser to avoid issues viewing any website you have hosted on our servers. This may also be the case for other older email clients or operating systems. This change is inline with all major service providers who have similar plans in the first half of 2020 including Microsoft, Google, AWS and Apple.įOR EMAIL: If you use Outlook 2007, Outlook 2010, MacMail on MacOS 10.13.4 or before, IOS 4 or before or any email client running on Windows 7 you will need to upgrade beforehand to avoid issues. TLS 1.0 and TLS 1.1 are considered unsafe and are no longer supported. If you are unsure how to use your email software, we recommend reading through our Email software setup tutorials article for further assistance. This article is for users who are familiar with how to use their email software and simply want to know what settings they should be using to connect to our servers. All email software and devices, such as Microsoft Outlook, Apple Mail and Mozilla Thunderbird, connect to our email servers using the exact same settings.
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