Setting up Secure POP and SMTP for Third-Party Email Programs
- Former user (Deleted)
- aholmes
- Eric Kemppainen
- 1 Setting up Secure POP
- 1.1 Thunderbird
- 1.2 Outlook Express
- 1.3 Outlook
- 2 Setting up Secure SMTP
- 2.1 Thunderbird
- 2.2 Outlook Express
- 2.3 Outlook
Setting up Secure POP
Thunderbird
Tools > Account Settings > Server Settings > Edit > Select SSL, port 110 should change to port 995.
Outlook Express
Tools > Accounts > Properties > Advanced > Incoming Mail (POP) > Change port 110 (Defalut) to port 995 and check SSL
Outlook
Tools > Account Settings > Double Click email account > More Settings > Advanced > Incomming Server > Check the box "This server requires a securce connection (SSL)"
Setting up Secure SMTP
Thunderbird
Tools > Account Settings > OutGoing Server (SMTP) > Edit > Change port 25 (Default) to port 465 > select SSL.
Outlook Express
Tools > Accounts > Properties > Advanced > OutGoing Mail (Smtp) > Change port 25 (Default) to port 465 and check SSL.
Outlook
Tools > Account Settings > Double Click email account > More Settings > Advanced > Outgoing Server > Select SSL from "use the following type of encryption" > Change port 25 to port 465