POP and SMTP ports

Does anyone knows how to use different POP3 and SMTP ports on CCA? My mail server does not use the standard ones... I tried to use pop.host.com:port but I only got timeouts and host unreachable errors.
Thanks

There is no way to do that? I changed my email server but I really doubt customers would do the same. Also I could not find any way to use SMTP authentication, did I miss a config somewhere?

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Setting mail with Cox (or other services with different servers for pop and smtp)

My Cox mail account uses different servers for pop and smtp (my personal ISP 1&1 does too).
The mail applet on my Blackberry Curve 8330 with Verizon does not allow to define different servers for pop and smtp, and further, for SSL smtp mail, the port is fixed at 995 and cannot be changed, while Cox (and 1&1) want to use 587 or something like that.
As a result, I can only receive mail with these services.
I also have yahoo mail, which works fine, so I can send mail with it and it is not a life-and-death situation, but I would like to be able to just reply to email sent to my Cox address.
I called Verizon and they said BlackBerry provides the mail access through their servers and the applet, so there is nothing they can do.
Is there a way to set it such that I can not only receive but also send mail through either of these services?
Thanks in advance,
Didier
PS: Other than that, the Curve on Verizon rocks!!! so much better down here than AT&T it's not even funny.

OK, thank you for the input.
The problem I have with this solution is like the one I have now using yahoo.
There are 2 problems:
1) mailing lists want the mail to come from the account that is subscribed, so if the cox account is subscribed, I can't contribute from the blackberry, and if the blackberry account is subscribed, I don't get my mail in Outlook. Neither is good for me.
2) people who send me mail to the Cox account and get replies from me from the blackberry continue responding to the account that can send from the blackberry (not Cox), and from that point on I do not have that mail on the computer.
The issue of having two copies is no big deal, I just delete the mail I do not need. I would rather have two than none.
Really, Blackberry should modify the email service so that they directly support mail systems like those of Cox and 1&1. I am sure there are others. They should also allow the use of another port for SSL than 995. I have not seen anyone using 995 for SSL.
Until recently, I had a BB provided by my employer, and we had a BES, and that worked really well. I would like to emulate as much of that functionality as possible without having to pay somebody another $10 or $20 a month just for the priviledge of having an account on a private BES server.
Anyway, thanks for the exchange and suggestions.
Didier

How to get SMTP server name and SMTP port

hi
i need to send a report to the use to his mail id
while configuring the ibot in mail tab it is asking for SMTP server ,and SMTP port
how we can get these two,.... ?:(
do i have to purchase from vendors, can any one please tell me the process
really i don;t knw, please help me out
Thanks in advance

Hi,
To configure the Mail Server u need to have SMTP server details, which your using as the mail server,either from vendor side or u can use your's domain.For your info iam pasting the Gmail Smtp server details here,
Incoming Mail (POP3) Server - requires SSL:      pop.gmail.com
Use SSL: Yes
Port: 995
Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server - requires TLS or SSL:      smtp.gmail.com (use authentication)
Use Authentication: Yes
Port for TLS/STARTTLS: 587
Port for SSL: 465
Account Name:      your full email address (including @gmail.com or @your_domain.com)
Email Address:      your email address ([email protected] or username@your_domain.com)
Password:      your Gmail password
Thanks,
Kumar.

IMAP, POP and SMTP information for manual email setup

How to manually set up your Telstra email service:
Telstra email on the BigPond platform
POP & SMTP
Your name
Enter your name as you’d like it appear in emails you send.
Account type
POP3
Incoming server details
Server address
mail.bigpond.com
Port
995
Encrypted connection
SSL
Outgoing server details
Server address
mail.bigpond.com
Port
587 or 465
Authentication
Yes
Encrypted connection
With SSL Encryption
Username
Enter your full email address (ending in '@bigpond.com' or '@bigpond.net.au')
Password
Enter your Telstra email account password which will be case-sensitive.
Other settings to check
Ensure the checkbox is ticked for Outgoing server requires authentication – in most mail clients, this is not ticked by default.
Use:
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) with the POP and SMTP connection, and
SMTP authentication for security.
Ensure that your operating system and email client have the latest updates.
Telstra email on the Outlook.com platform
If you’re on the Telstra email platform with Outlook.com®, you can choose either of the following types of settings to set up email on your computer, tablet or mobile phone:
IMAP and SMTP
POP and SMTP
Where possible, it’s preferable to use the IMAP & SMPT settings as they provide an extra layer of security.
IMAP and SMTP
Your name
Enter your name as you’d like it appear in emails you send.
Account type
IMAP
Incoming server details
Server address
imap-mail.outlook.com
Port
993
Encrypted connection
SSL
Outgoing server details
Server address
smtp-mail.outlook.com
Port
587
Authentication
Yes
Encrypted connection
With TLS/STARTTLS (preferred) or SSL Encryption
Username
Enter your full email address (ending in ‘@bigpond.com’ or ‘@bigpond.net.au’)
Password
Enter your Telstra email account password which will be case-sensitive.
Other settings to check
Ensure the checkbox is ticked for Outgoing server requires authentication – in most mail clients, this is not ticked by default.
Use:
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) with the POP and SMTP connection, and
SMTP authentication for security.
Ensure that your operating system and email client have the latest updates.
POP and SMTP
Your name
Enter your name as you’d like it appear in emails you send
Account type
POP3
Incoming server details
Server address
pop-mail.outlook.com
Port
995
Encrypted connection
SSL
Outgoing server details
Server address
smtp-mail.outlook.com
Port
587
Authentication
Yes
Encrypted connection
With TLS/STARTTLS (preferred) or SSL Encryption
Username
Enter your full email address (ending in '@bigpond.com' or '@bigpond.net.au')
Password
Enter your Telstra email account password which will be case-sensitive.
Other settings to check
Ensure the checkbox is ticked for Outgoing server requires authentication – in most mail clients, this is not ticked by default.
Use:
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) with the POP and SMTP connection, and
SMTP authentication for security.
Ensure that your operating system and email client have the latest updates.
Outlook is a registered trademark of Microsoft Corporation in the United States and/or other countries.

Re: BigPond settings for POP, IMAP and SMTP
I am have trouble with Apple: they claim that because I have not physically changed my email address they won't "accept" it! (it's same one that I have had for the past 5years),
I am also unable to log on using the email address & password that I have for past 12 months!
Can I change my email address and password, when I have time (during business hours), regards Eric

I need to find my POP and SMTP addresses

When I try to send e-mail to some businesses their system asks for a POP and SMTP designations. How can I find those numbers? I am pretty sure the first one is POP3 but I would like to verify it. I cannot send the message without those designations.

You don't need a back up to unlock your iPhone. If you want to find the back up then the article below will show you where to find it if you did make one:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4946

How to configure Mail to use different ports for POP and SMTP?

I am trying to configure Mail for my AT&T account. It requires me to configure POP (incoming) mail for port 995, and SMTP (outgoing) mail for port 465. However there doesn't seem to be an option to configure different ports for these. Is that correct, or am I missing something?
Alternatively can I configure two accounts, one for POP incoming and one for SMTP outgoing? My incoming POP account does work, but in configuring an outgoing account I still have to configure a POP server name and that will not work for the outgoing port.
Any advice on how to solve this would be appreciated.

Understand. It is really quite easy to do in Mail, too. Kappy told you how to set up the smtp piece. I gave you pop info. These two things are on different panels within Account Preferences.
To recap his and my posts
SMTP:
In Mail Prefs, click on the accounts icon. Click on your att yahoo account on the list. On the right of the window, in the lower portion, you see an smtp server menu. Open it and select edit. Select Edit Server, then click on its Advanced tab. Set up port 465 with SSL.
POP:
This is on a different panel in Mail PRefs Accounts. Now in Mail Prefs, click on the accounts icon. Click on your att yahoo account on the list. On the right of the window, you see three tabs, acc't info, mbox behaviors, and Advanced. This is where things are different than for smtp. You are going to configure stuff on a different "advanced" panel than where you were for the smtp stuff. Click on the advanced tab. There is a field for port with a SSL checkbox next to it and an authentication drop down menu. Check the box and it should quickfill change from 110 to 995. Autentication drop down is probably already default to password.
Did you visit the URL I gave you previously? It even gives you screen shots.

Best way to set up pop and smtp server?

Hey there,
i am digging arch ! i am using arch to host both a home network, and a couple of websites for friends. But here is what i want to do. i would like to host an email server also. so my website name can be my email address also , you know, [email protected]
what is the easiest solution to set up an email server ? i have read some stuff on exim, and the arch wiki for courrier, but it looks a bit intimidating.. i remember from me ol debian days, that debian uses exim by default, but i never used it.
where is the best place to get started, i dont need a lot of features, just something that works and can be configured for maybe a half dozen users.
any suggestions ?
thanks

IMAP and SMTP are different things.
SMTP is simple mail transfer protocol - it's just a protocol to transport email from host to host
IMAP is internet message access protocol - it's a protocol to retrieve your email, one in which the messages are stored on the remote server (unlike POP where all the messages are downloaded locally)
IMAP is nice because it allows for access to your mail from any client (and can be used for web based email rather than something like Thunderbird or Sylpheed)
Hula has both (along with POP)...

POP and SMTP issues

I am wondering whether anyone might have a solution to this problem. I recently changed servers for my website which means I have to set up my personal account in Mac mail.
I have entered the POP details and password correctly and the same with SMTP. The connection doctor informed me they cannot connect and to check my user name and password. Looking at this posting below I unchecked authentication and, after that, it did connect to the SMTP. But, sadly "please check user name and password" is all I get for the POP.
I have doubled checked all the settings provided to me by my new server. I can access my servers Webmail and my mail is arriving in there. I have four other accounts set up in Mac Mail and no issues there.
Stan in Hartlepool.
Version 10.8.2
David Gimeno Gost
Feb 26, 2007 1:07 PM
Mail Help has some articles devoted to sending problems, e.g. “I can't send email” or “I can't send email because the connection to the server on port 25 timed out”. You may want to take a look at them in case there is something there that applies to you. Something that usually works if you’re trying to use an outgoing (SMTP) server different from the one provided by your ISP (and in the case of .Mac in particular) is changing the outgoing server port to 587 instead of 25 in Preferences > Accounts > Account Information > Outgoing Mail Server > Server Settings. On the other hand, if the outgoing server that doesn’t work is the one provided by your ISP, the problem could be that you’re telling Mail to authenticate, but the outgoing server doesn’t actually require authentication because it can determine who you are by other means.

not knowing your hosting service or if your doing it yourself (your own servers)
see if this link can provide you some addtional information as to settings etc
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1277

IPhone original with 2.02 pop and smtp settings

I have 6 different pop email accounts with several different hosts, generally I can get pop emails but to send them according to host settings has been a nightmare. Virtually none of them work with host recommended settings, as I use a wi fi it seems the outgoing ports are blocked or just don't work, changing ports with alternative ones recommended by the host don't work either, if I'm in a hotel with wi fi it's even worse. AT&T edge smtp doesn't work. Anybody have any suggestions?

This is a downside when an email account provider does not provide/support an authenticated SMTP server, and we can thank low-life spammers for this.
Most, if not all ISPs block the use of SMTP servers that are outside of their network (or not provided by the ISP being used for your internet connection) unless the SMTP server is authenticated.
I access a MobileMe account and a business POP account with the iPhone's Mail client. Both accounts have an authenticated SMTP server and I've never had any problems sending with either account regardless my internet connection - various wi-fi networks with different ISPs, or when connected via 3G or EDGE.

How to set up two POP e-mail accounts using the same POP and SMTP servers

I have an e-mail address based on a domain I purchased which is based on my company name. Now retired, I have purchased a new domain with a simpler, personalised name. My original e-mail account uses the incoming (POP3) and outgoing (SMTP) mail servers operated by my ISP; mail.btinternet.com.
I have set up a new account on my PC in Microsoft Outlook, and have successfully sent and received emails using the new e-mail address taken from my new domain name.
I have now tried to mirror this on my iPhone, but every time I enter all the relevant data for the new e-mail address, user name, password, mail servers etc., and then press 'save', I get a pop-up which says: "xxxx" is Already Added This POP account has already been added to your iPhone. ("xxxx" is the name given to my original e-mail account). Nowhere have I input "xxxx" in the course of setting up the new account.
I need both accounts operational during an extended switch-over period as I alert everyone to the e-mail change over. Can anyone suggest a solution to this problem?

What targeting the Mail.app preference file, do the following:
Quit the Mail.app first and using the Finder, go to Home > Library > Mail. Copy the Mail folder and place the copy on the Desktop for backup purposes.
Using the Finder, go to Home > Library > Preferences > com.apple.mail.plist. Move the com.apple.mail.plist file to the Desktop.
Note: Moving the com.apple.mail.plist file out of the Preferences folder will require re-entering all email account information when re-launching Mail.
The only exception to this is if you have a .Mac account which will be recreated automatically and/or if you created an email account as part of the computer setup assistant when first turning on the computer when new.
Launch Mail and decline any prompt to import mailboxes. After re-entering all email account information, the Mail.app should rediscover the existing account named folders and mailbox files at Home > Library > Mail.
After confirming all mailboxes were successfully rediscovered, you can delete the copy of the Mail folder and old com.apple.mail.plist file from the Desktop.
Test if this resolves the problem.

I have Maverick 10.9.3. In Mail I have several POP and SMTP

The Mail Connection Doctor tells me that the POP connections do not succeed, some SMTP do. I may have inadvertantly cleaned off part of the settings. What to do?

iPhoto Menu -> Preferences -> Accounts ->
Delete and recreate your email settings.
Alternatively, use Apple's Mail for the job. It has Templates too - and more of them.

Restoring Me, POP and SMTP accounts in Mail after issue

Hi there !
After unexpected power-off, when 10.5 restarted, Mail give me
message for restoring message database.
After some times (I have a lot of mailboxes and mails during past 3 years),
Mail started BUT I SEE ONLY my MAC/ME accounts, but NOT all my
other POP/IMAP account.
As I see, all account's folders are still in /Library/Mail/, for example
[email protected]
[email protected]
But tis accounts (and mails within) still not visible inside Mail.
*How to restore this accounts in Mail ?*
I try to reset settings from MobileMe (I have family pack), but
unsuccessful - no any POP/IMAP accounts added...
Bad lacky, tomorrow may be hard Monday....

you need to restore the mail preference file. do you have a backup? if so quit mail and restore the file home directory/library/preferences/com.apple.mail.plist from the backup. if you don't have a backup recreate all your email accounts in Mail and they will recognize their existing mailboxes once recreated. and start backing up.

Four digit smtp port number not being accepted in ...

I have my email id with pop3 port number as 110 and smtp port number as 2525. I have this same configuration in microsoft outlook and it works. IN nokia e61i, i am not able to enter the four digit smtp port number. It only accepts till three digits i.e. 252. Please help in configuring my email on nokia e61i. thnx.

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Free POP of SMTP mail server

I am student, doing a project about javamail.
I only have mail hotmail and yahoo mail account which are not working with my program.
Actually i was trying to find a way to send and retrieve mail from them, since i'm going to pass my project soon, i just wanna find some other account which support the POP and SMTP, so i can do my testing!
Could someone tell me some free POP of SMTP mail server, which i can do my testing!!
Thanks

I am student, doing a project about javamail.
I only have mail hotmail and yahoo mail account which
are not working with my program.
Actually i was trying to find a way to send and
retrieve mail from them, since i'm going to pass my
project soon, i just wanna find some other account
which support the POP and SMTP, so i can do my
testing!
how to create a mail server
Could someone tell me some free POP of SMTP mail
server, which i can do my testing!!
ThanksI am student, doing a project about javamail.
I only have mail hotmail and yahoo mail account which are not working with my program.
Actually i was trying to find a way to send and retrieve mail from them, since i'm going to pass my project soon, i just wanna find some other account which support the POP and SMTP, so i can do my testing!

Settings of Mail Host and Mail Port in transaction: SCOT for the node: SMTP

Hi,
Could anyone please explain me the significance of Mail Host and Mail Port for the SMTP node in transaction: SCOT.
It says Mail Server to which outbound mails can be passed.
Can i specify my GMAIL ID in the field Mail Host and left blank the Mail Port so that the mail can be sent to my GMAIL Account.
Please let me know if further details are required from my side.
Thanks & Regards,
Goutham.

the below are the step to configure your mail server of anhy type ....
Steps to perform in SAP:
1. Transaction SM59 Setup an RFC Destination for the execution of the email transfer
a. Name: Internet Mail Gateway
b. Connection Type: T
c. Description: Internet Mail Gateway
d. Activation Type: Start
e. Explicit host:
i. Program: c:<dir>mlunxsnd (I used c:sapmail)
ii. Target Host: <Server_Name>
f. (MENU) Destination -> Gateway Options
i. Gateway Host: < Server_Name>
ii. Gateway Service: sapgw00
iii.<OK>
g. SAVE
2. Transaction SCOT Setup a default domain for your system
a. (MENU) Settings -> Default Domain
i. <Default_domain> (i.e. [email protected], Domain company.com)
ii. This setting gives a default to any user who does not have their email address maintained in the system. <user_name>@<default_domain>
3. Transaction SCOT Setup of the Node for queuing the emails before transfer to Exchange
a. Click on INT -> Create button
b. Give Default name (I choose EXCHG, as this was the node type for the Exchange Connector)
c. Give Description
d. Assign the RFC Destination previously created (Internet Mail Gateway)
e. Node: Internet
f. Address area: *
g. Supported address Types:
i. All formats except the fllw
ii. ALI, OBJ, OTF, SCR, URL
h. Choose Ok and Save
4. Transaction SCOT Setup a job to execute the send process on the queue.
a. (MENU) View -> Jobs
i. Select the Create Button
ii. Job Name: SAPConnect
iii. Put Cursor on Variant: SAP&CONNECTINT *As you created an INT Node, you need to run the variant for all of the INT sending. You can select SAP&CONNECTALL, but if you are not using any other node types, you can run with SAP&CONNECTINT.
iv. Select: Schedule Job Button
v. Schedule job for a periodic run approx. every 15 minutes
vi. Save
5. Transaction SU01 Maintain each users email address
a. Select users who require the ability to email from SAP
b. Under the address tab, in SU01, maintain their email address.
Steps to perform on the SAP system (operating System):
1. Create a directory for the SAP programs.
a. Create directory c:sapmail (Directory can be anything)
b. Unpack the ML*.CAR file from SAPs website
c. Alternatively, copy the ML* files from /usr/sap/../run/ directory. This ensures version compatibility with your SAP instance.
2. Create the directories for your sendmail program
a. http://emailrelay.sourceforge.net/
i. Download the emailrelay program
b. Create directory c:winntspoolemailrelay
i. Unpack the contents of the emailrelay zip into this directory
c. create Directory c:reskit (Used to make the emailrelay program run as a service
i. http://www.tacktech.com/display.cfm?ttid=197
1. www.tacktech.com had some great instructions for creating a service on the NT side. (Thank you Tacktech)
2. Use SRVANY to create the services, as documented below.
d. Open command prompt
e. Follow instructions for creating a service
i. cd reskit
ii. execute c:reskitinstsrv.exe "<SERVICE_NAME_Engine>" c:reskitsrvany.exe
1. This service is the engine
iii. execute c:reskitinstsrv.exe "<SERVICE_NAME_Send_Process>" c:reskitsrvany.exe
1. This service is the send process
iv. Modify the registry to represent the two new services
v. View instructions for Parameters and Application Creation under the services in the registry
vi. Command lines should be as follows:
1. <SERVICE_NAME_Engine> - c:winntspoolemailrelayemailrelay.exe --as-server --no-daemon
2. <SERVICE_NAME_Send_Process> - c:winntspoolemailrelayemailrelay.exe --no-daemon -hidden --forward-to (your_mailhost):SMTP --poll 5
vii. Start the services using service mgr.
f. cmd prompt cd sapmail
g. mlsomadm c:sapmailmailgw.ini (see below)
3. Create a mailgw.ini file (This file is used by the mlunxsnd program)
a. Open a command prompt
b. Change to the directory c:sapmail
c. Run command mlsomadm c:sapmailmailgw.ini
i. This creates the parameter file for the send process.
d. MAILGW.INI entries
i. System Name: [SID]
ii. Client: [000]
iii. Username: [MAILADM] no user required, as this is not being used for your connection
iv. Password: [*******] leave empty
v. Language: [E]
vi. Load Balancing: [N]
vii. Hostname: [app_server_name]
viii. System Number: [00]
ix. Gateway Hostname: [ ] you do not have to specify, it will use the default
x. Gateway Service: [ ] default will be used
xi. Use SAP Router: [N]
xii. Set Bcc Flag on Env..: [N]
xiii. Trace Level <In..>: 1
xiv. Trace file <In..> c:sapmailtracein.txt - Can be where ever you want
xv. Sendmail Command: c:winntspoolemailrelaysubmit -from <SENDER_ADDRESS>
xvi. A warning may come up that says to not use the t flag. IGNORE
xvii. Codepage: [ISO-8859-1]
xviii. Generate Notificat..: [N]
xix. Trace Level <Out..: [1]
xx. Trace File <Out..>: c:sapmailtraceout.txt - Can be where ever you want
xxi. Update File c:sapmailmailgw.ini [Y]
Steps to perform on the Microsoft Exchange System
1. Allow the SAP systems to enter on port 25 to send mails using Microsoft Exchange (SMTP Communication)
reward points ....
Girish

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