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# This page is a summary showing your configuration. Make sure the email address and User Name are the same. And make sure the Incoming and Outgoing servers are both '''securemail.netsville.com'''. And finally, make sure SSL is '''on''' for both incoming and outgoing servers. Hit '''CREATE'''. | # This page is a summary showing your configuration. Make sure the email address and User Name are the same. And make sure the Incoming and Outgoing servers are both '''securemail.netsville.com'''. And finally, make sure SSL is '''on''' for both incoming and outgoing servers. Hit '''CREATE'''. | ||
#: [[File:Mac_Mail_Account_Summary.png]] | #: [[File:Mac_Mail_Account_Summary.png]] | ||
== Other Config Screenshots == | == Other Config Screenshots == | ||
=== Account Information === | |||
Here is the main '''Account Information''' page you get after your account has been created and you choose '''Mail -> Preferences...''' from the menu. If you have multiple accounts, they will be listed on the left. In this example, we have selected the information for the account created earlier in these instructions. | Here is the main '''Account Information''' page you get after your account has been created and you choose '''Mail -> Preferences...''' from the menu. If you have multiple accounts, they will be listed on the left. In this example, we have selected the information for the account created earlier in these instructions. | ||
[[File:Mac_Mail_Account_Information.png]] | [[File:Mac_Mail_Account_Information.png]] | ||
=== Advanced Account Information === | |||
Here is the screen you get after clicking the '''Advanced''' tab. This shows an account using the '''IMAP''' account type with port of '''993'''. This indicates the connection to the server will be '''encrypted''' which we highly recommend. In addition, IMAP is better suited for accounts with a lot of mail and/or accounts that are checked by multiple devices at the same time. | |||
[[File:Mac_Mail_Account_Summary_Advanced.png]] | |||
=== Advanced Outbound Mail Settings === | |||
This is the screen you get off the [#Account Information | Account Information] page after selecting '''Edit SMTP Server List''' from the Outgoing Mail Server drop-down box and clicking the Advanced tab. | |||
[[File:Mac_Mail_Account_Information_Outbound_Advanced.png]] | |||
Revision as of 14:36, 24 October 2011
The Main Steps
Here are some instructions and screen shots for setting up your mail under Mac OS X's Mac Mail.
- From the menu choose Mail then Preferences... then click [+] to add an account.
- Type in your name, email address and password into the dialog and hit CONTINUE
- Now choose Account Type. You can choose either POP or IMAP. We recommend IMAP.
- Description: Netsville Email
- Incoming Mail Server: securemail.netsville.com
- Username: user@example.com (your full email address, not just the user portion)
- Password: (may already be filled in)
- For Incoming Mail Security, check Use Secure Sockets Layer and Authentication Type of PASSWORD.
- For Outgoing Mail Server, type securemail.netsville.com. You must have Use Authentication checked and use the same User Name (your full email address!) and Password you did previously. It may already be filled out.
- This page is a summary showing your configuration. Make sure the email address and User Name are the same. And make sure the Incoming and Outgoing servers are both securemail.netsville.com. And finally, make sure SSL is on for both incoming and outgoing servers. Hit CREATE.
Other Config Screenshots
Account Information
Here is the main Account Information page you get after your account has been created and you choose Mail -> Preferences... from the menu. If you have multiple accounts, they will be listed on the left. In this example, we have selected the information for the account created earlier in these instructions.
Advanced Account Information
Here is the screen you get after clicking the Advanced tab. This shows an account using the IMAP account type with port of 993. This indicates the connection to the server will be encrypted which we highly recommend. In addition, IMAP is better suited for accounts with a lot of mail and/or accounts that are checked by multiple devices at the same time.
Advanced Outbound Mail Settings
This is the screen you get off the [#Account Information | Account Information] page after selecting Edit SMTP Server List from the Outgoing Mail Server drop-down box and clicking the Advanced tab.
