Setup email in Windows Mail/Outlook Express

This article assumes that you have already setup your email account in cPanel. This article will use example usernames, passwords and the server names, they will be displayed in bold, make sure you replace them with your own variables. You should also have already determined if you would like to use POP3 or IMAP.

This article assumes you are using an existing installation and will go through the process of adding a new account. If you have a new installation you will automatically be taken to the new account screen.

This article was written for Windows Mail 6.0, but should apply to any Outlook Express installation.

1. Go to accounts under tools.



2. Click add, then select Email Account. Next.



3. Enter the name you want to show when you send emails. Next.



4. Enter the email address you are adding. Next.



5. Pick either POP3 or IMAP. Your incoming and outgoing mail servers should be the same, elvis.bamboocrickethosting.com. Make sure you check "Outgoing server requires authentication", this step is very important.



6. Insert your username and password. Your username should be your full email address. These should match what you've setup in cpanel, it should not be your cpanel user/pass. Click Finnish.



Note: Most ISP's block the default outgoing mail port (25). The following steps will allow you to bypass this block.

7. Go to properties under accounts, make sure the new account is selected.




8. Go to the advanced tab. Change the outgoing port from 25 to 587.



Setup is complete. Anything beyond this is unsupported by Bamboo Cricket Hosting, check the manual if you need to do something specific.

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