This resolved my problem Hope it solves yours. What had me confused is that there are actually TWO DIFFERENT places within Mail Preferences where you check the SSL box.once for Incoming and once for Outgoing Mail.
Once I filled everything in here, my issue of sending emails was resolved. I had check "Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), then I had to choose "Password" as the type of Authentication, and I had to fill in my user name and password. This will take you to the alternate key board so that you can enter in the - that you are looking for. Once I opened this Advanced window, all my problems were here, as nothing was filled in! I had to choose "Use default Ports (25,465,587). Answer: A: When your typing in the smpt-server click on the icon in the lower left bottom that looks like (123).
Choose this.Īfter I chose Edit SMTP Server list, at the next window half way down the window it says "Account Information" or "Advanced". If you hold down the bar to the right, one of the choices is Edit SMTP Server List.
#What is my mail server address in osx sever how to#
This guide will show you how to configure your Apple Mail application to access email for your Media Temple server. Most use 143 or 993 for IMAP, or 110 or 995 for POP. Bluehost also uses your email address as the default username for its email accounts. As a result, my username is the same as my email address: email protected.
I use Office 365 as the email service for my blog. The port number your incoming mail server uses. Depending on your email service provider, your username could be your email address, a part thereof, or something entirely different. This is what solved my problem, bear in mind that I am using OSX 10.8.1, so these steps may not be exactly what you see in your Mail program if you are working with an earlier version of OSX.Īssuming all information on this main page correct, I went down to where it says Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP). Apple Mail is the default email client that comes with every Mac using OS X 10.0 or later. These settings are for sending email to your email provider's mail server. Dakoolist's suggestion did not resolve my problem of sending emails and my SMTP being "offline".
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