Windows Live Mail 2011

To configure Windows Live Mail 2011 to send and receive email using our servers through POP3, please follow the steps below. Please replace: [email protected] with your email address example.com with your domain name   1. Open Windows Live Mail 2011.2. Choose "Accounts" -> "Email".     3. Fill out the "Add your email accounts" form. Enter your email address in the "Email address" field. Replace [email protected] from the above example with your actual email address.In the "Password" field you need to enter the current password for this particular mailbox.In the "Display Name for your sent messages" field you should enter the name, which you would like to appear on the messages you send.Select the "Manually configure server settings" option. Click the "Next" button.   4. Fill out the "Configure server settings" form. Set the type of the incoming mail server to POP.For incoming and outgoing mail servers use mail.example.com (replace example.com with your domain name).Make sure the incoming server port is set to 110.Set the outgoing server port to 587.  Select the "Requires authentication" option. From the drop-down menu "Authenticate using", choose "Clear text".Enter your email address in the "Logon user name" field. Replace [email protected] from the above example with your actual email address. Click the "Next" button. 5. Click the "Finish" button.

To configure Windows Live Mail 2011 to send and receive email using our servers using POP3 and SMTP over SSL/TLS, please follow the steps below. Please replace: [email protected] with your email address example.com with your domain name your_server.com with your server's host name (you can find your server's host name listed in the upper left corner of your Control Panel)   1. Open Windows Live Mail 2011.2. Choose "Accounts" -> "Email".   3. Fill out the "Add your email accounts" form. Enter your email address in the "Email address" field. Replace [email protected] from the above example with your actual email address.In the "Password" field you need to enter the current password for this particular mailbox.In the "Display Name for your sent messages" field you should enter the name, which you would like to appear on the messages you send.Select the "Manually configure server settings" option. Click the "Next" button.   4. Fill out the "Configure server settings" form. Set the type of the incoming mail server to POP.For incoming and outgoing mail servers use mail.your_server.com.Make sure the incoming server port is set to 995.Set the outgoing server port to 587.Select both "Requires a secure connection (SSL)" options (for both incoming and outgoing server).  Select the "Requires authentication" option. From the drop-down menu "Authenticate using", choose "Clear text".Enter your email address in the "Logon user name" field. Replace [email protected] from the above example with your actual email address. Click the "Next" button. 5. Click the "Finish" button.  

To configure Windows Live Mail 2011 to send and receive email using our servers through IMAP, please follow the steps below. Please replace: [email protected] with your email address example.com with your domain name   1. Open Windows Live Mail 2011.2. Choose "Accounts" -> "Email".     3. Fill out the "Add your email accounts" form. Enter your email address in the "Email address" field. Replace [email protected] from the above example with your actual email address.In the "Password" field you need to enter the current password for this particular mailbox.In the "Display Name for your sent messages" field you should enter the name, which you would like to appear on the messages you send.Select the "Manually configure server settings" option. Click the "Next" button.   4. Fill out the "Configure server settings" form. Set the type of the incoming mail server to IMAP.For incoming and outgoing mail servers use mail.example.com (replace example.com with your domain name).Make sure the incoming server port is set to 143.Set the outgoing server port to 587.  Select the "Requires authentication" option. From the drop-down menu "Authenticate using", choose "Clear text".Enter your email address in the "Logon user name" field. Replace [email protected] from the above example with your actual email address. Click the "Next" button.   5. Click the "Finish" button.   6. Choose "Accounts" -> "Properties".   7. Select the IMAP tab and enter INBOX (all caps) in the "Root folder path" field.   8. Click the "Apply" button and then the "OK" button.

To configure Windows Live Mail 2011 to send and receive email using our servers using IMAP over SSL and SMTP over TLS, please follow the steps below. Please replace: [email protected] with your email address example.com with your domain name your_server.com with your server's host name (you can find your server's host name listed in the upper left corner of your Control Panel)   1. Open Windows Live Mail 2011.2. Choose "Accounts" -> "Email".   3. Fill out the "Add your email accounts" form. Enter your email address in the "Email address" field. Replace [email protected] from the above example with your actual email address.In the "Password" field you need to enter the current password for this particular mailbox.In the "Display Name for your sent messages" field you should enter the name, which you would like to appear on the messages you send.Select the "Manually configure server settings" option. Click the "Next" button.   4. Fill out the "Configure server settings" form. Set the type of the incoming mail server to IMAP.For incoming and outgoing mail servers use mail.your_server.com.Make sure the incoming server port is set to 993.Set the outgoing server port to 587.Select both "Requires a secure connection (SSL)" options (for both incoming and outgoing server).  Select the "Requires authentication" option. From the drop-down menu "Authenticate using", choose "Clear text".Enter your email address in the "Logon user name" field. Replace [email protected] from the above example with your actual email address. Click the "Next" button.   5. Click the "Finish" button.   6. Choose "Accounts" -> "Properties".   7. Select the IMAP tab and enter INBOX (all caps) in the "Root folder path" field.   8. Click the "Apply" button and then the "OK" button.