How to configure your cpanel email address in various mail applications Microsoft Outlook 2013 & 2010 Microsoft Outlook 2007 Microsoft Outlook 2003 Windows Live Mail 2012 & 2011 MAC Mail Mozilla Thunderbird Android phones & tablets iphone & ipad
Microsoft Outlook 2013 & 2010 1. Click on File in the top left hand corner of Microsoft Outlook 2. Click on Account Settings and then add and remove accounts or change existing connection settings 3. An Account Settings window should open. Click on New under the E-mail tab 4. Select E-mail Account and click Next 5. Select Manually configure server settings or additional server types and click Next 6. Select Internet E-mail and click Next 7. Fill in the blanks with your name, email address, and password. Then refer to the server settings below. Account Type: POP3 [IMAP is also available. Please see IMAP settings at the bottom of the page] Incoming mail server: mail.yourdomain.com Outgoing mail server: mail.yourdomain.com Username: your full email address EX: user@yourdomain.com 8. Click on More Settings and then click on the Outgoing Server tab at the top 9. Put a check in the box that says My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication ( If using Comcast also click on the Advanced tab and change the Outgoing server port from 25 to 26 ) 10. Click OK, Next, and then Finish --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Microsoft Outlook 2007 1. Click on Tools at the top of Outlook and then click on Account Settings 2. An Account Settings window should open. Click on New under the E-mail tab 3. Select Microsoft Exchange, POP3, IMAP, or HTTP and click Next 4. Select Manually configure server settings or additional server types and click Next 5. Select Internet E-mail and click Next 6. Fill in the blanks with your name, email address, and password. Then refer to the server settings below. Account Type: POP3 [IMAP is also available. Please see IMAP settings at the bottom of the page] Incoming mail server: mail.yourdomain.com Outgoing mail server: mail.yourdomain Username: your full email address EX: user@yourdomain.com 7. Click on More Settings and then click on the Outgoing Server tab at the top 8. Put a check in the box that says My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication ( If using Comcast also click on the Advanced tab and change the Outgoing server port from 25 to 26 ) 9. Click OK, Next, and then Finish ------------------------------------------------------------------
Microsoft Outlook 2003 1. Click on Tools at the top of Outlook and then click on Email Accounts 2. Select Add a new e-mail account and click Next 3. Select POP3 and click Next 4. Fill in the blanks with your name, email address, and password. Then refer to the server settings below. Account Type: POP3 Incoming mail server: mail.yourdomain.com Outgoing mail server: mail.yourdomain.com Username: your full email address EX: user@yourdomain.com 5. Click on More Settings and then click on the Outgoing Server tab at the top 6. Put a check in the box that says My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication ( If using Comcast also click on the Advanced tab and change the Outgoing server port from 25 to 26 ) 7. Click Ok, Next, and then Finish ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Windows Live Mail 2012, 2011 1. Click on Accounts at the top of Windows Live Mail 2. Click on the Email icon to add a new e-mail address 3. Enter your Email address, password and Display name in the required fields 4. Select Manually configure server settings and click Next 5. Fill in the blanks with the following information: Server type: POP Authenticate using: Clear text Incoming server address: pop3.worldpath.net Outgoing server address: smtp.worldpath.net 6. Put a check in the requires authentication box ( If you use Comcast change the outgoing port from 25 to 26 ) 7. Click Next and Finish ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MAC Mail 1. Click on Mail at the top of Mac Mail and then click on Preferences 2. Click on the Accounts icon and then click on the + sign in the bottom left hand corner 3. An Add Account window will pop up. Fill out your name, e-mail address, and password and then click continue 4. If you get a certificate or identity warning click on connect or continue 5. Under the Incoming Mail Server window, enter the following settings: Account Type: POP Description: pop3.worldpath.net [optional] Incoming Mail Server: pop3.worldpath.net 6. Under the Incoming Mail Security window, set the Authentication method to Password and then click Continue 7. Under the Outgoing Mail Server window, enter the following settings: Outgoing Mail Server: smtp.worldpath.net Description: smtp.worldpath.net [optional] Put a check in the Use Authentication box and then re-enter your username and password. Click Continue 8. Under the Outgoing Mail Security window set the Authentication method to Password and then click Continue 9. Under the Account Summary window click Take account online and then click Create Incoming Server: mail.yourdomain.com IMAP SSL Port: 993 POP3 SSL Port: 995 Outgoing Server: mail.yourdomain.com SMTP SSL Port: 465
Mozilla Thunderbird 1. Click on the Email icon under Create a new account 2. Fill in Your Name, Email address, and Password under the Mail Account Setup window 3. Thunderbird will attempt to automatically find the server settings. Click on Manual config 4. Enter the settings listed below: Incoming server hostname: mail.yourdomain.com Port: 110 Outgoing server hostname: mail.yourdomain.com Port: 25 (26 if you use Comcast) Authentication method: Normal password 5. Accept the Mozilla Thunderbird warning and click Done (If you wish to use SSL encryption please contact BayRing Support) Incoming Server: mail.yourdomain.com IMAP SSL Port: 993 POP3 SSL Port: 995 Outgoing Server: mail.yourdomain.com SMTP SSL Port: 465
Android phones / Tablets Not all android smartphones / tablets use the exact same e-mail application. Due to this we cannot provide any specific instructions. However, the settings remain the same. Outgoing server authentication is not optional. It should be enabled. Samsung Galaxy S4 Example:
iphone & ipad Not all iphone smartphones / tablets use the exact same e-mail application. Due to this we cannot provide any specific instructions. However, the settings remain the same. Outgoing server authentication is not optional. It should be enabled. iphone 5 Example: