Difference between revisions of "Client Configuration for @XMission.com Email"
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Revision as of 09:49, 31 January 2013
These easy to follow instructions will help you configure your favorite client for use with your @xmission.com email service.
For greater convenience, you can always use XMission Webmail.
Recommended Email Settings
| Incoming Server Information: | Outgoing Server Information: | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Server Type: | IMAP | Server Type: | SMTP |
| Hostname: | mail.xmission.com | Hostname: | mail.xmission.com |
| Port: | 993 | Port: | 465 |
| Encryption Type: | SSL | Encryption Type: | SSL |
| Authenticate Using: | Clear Text/Normal Password | Requires Authentication: | Yes |
| Logon User Name: | The portion of your email address before the @xmission.com | ||
-Please note that some free wireless hotspots may block SSL without an extra fee. If you cannot send or receive while on certain wifi networks (especially ones in airports or public spaces) please check their terms and conditions and ensure they are not blocking SSL connections.
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