Use the following steps to configure email for Outlook 2010.
- Start Outlook 2010
- Select ‘File’
- Click ‘Add Account’
- Select ‘Manual setup’ and click ‘Next’
- Ensure ‘Internet E-mail’ is selected and click ‘Next’
- Choose if you will use a secure (SSL) connection or not
- Fill in the details on the Internet E-Mail Settings screen
- The Account Type can be POP or IMAP
- The ‘User Name’ will be your full email address
- The Password will be the password you entered when setting the account up
If not using SSL
- The ‘Incoming mail server’ should be mail.your-domain-name
- The ‘Outgoing mail server’ should be mail.your-domain-name
- Select ‘Next’
- Click ‘Finish’
If using SSL
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- The ‘Incoming mail server’ should be mail.your-domain-name
- If you are on Website or Reseller hosting, enter the domain name you get when you access your-domain-name/cpanel
- The ‘Outgoing mail server’ should be mail.your-domain-name
- If you are on Website or Reseller hosting, enter the domain name you get when you access your-domain-name/cpanel
- Click ‘More Settings’
- Select the ‘Outgoing Server’ tab
- Ensure there is a tick in ‘My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication’
- Select ‘Use same settings as my incoming mail server’
- Click on the ‘Advanced’ tab
- Under the Incoming server, tick the ‘This server requires an encrypted connection’ box
- Under the Outgoing server, select ‘SSL’ from the dropdown
- Ensure the number for the outgoing server is 587
- You can also use 25 and if you are on Website or Reseller hosting, you can also use 26
- Select ‘Ok’
- Click ‘Next’
- Click ‘Finish’
- The ‘Incoming mail server’ should be mail.your-domain-name
You will now be able to send and receive email in Outlook 2010, you can verify this by sending yourself an email.