Outlook mail settings

Sometimes your emails are working fine in your webmail but in any email client, its not working.

Please follow the steps given below to verify the email account settings in outlook.

1) Open Outlook, click Tools -> Account Settings

2) Click on the relevant email account and click the Change button at the top of the window

3) Under server information, use the following settings.

Incoming mail server: mail.yourdomain.com
Outgoing Mail Server: mail.yourdomain.com

4) Click on the More Settings button

5) Select the Outgoing Server tab

6) Check the option "My server requires authentication"

7) Check the option "Use same settings as my incoming mail server"

8) Select the Advanced tab and use port 25 for outgoing port.

9) Incoming port should be 110 for pop3 configuration and 143 for IMAP configuration.

10) Save the configuration by clicking on the Ok button.


 The emails should work in Outlook now. If you still find any issue, you need to contact your server support.

Thank you.

Comments

  1. Unknown5/03/2018 2:54 pm

    This is helpful customer support review of Outlook, it gives us reliable information about Outlook, thank you so much for sharing this blog. For any kind of technical support for Outlook visit the website Outlook Help Number UK or call at 0800-090-3220.

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  2. Google Web5/14/2021 2:34 pm

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