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iPhone and iPod Touch Mail - Account Setup


If you're having difficulty setting up your email account on a iPhone, iPod, or iTouch version 4.x, follow these instructions.

Tap the Settings icon.

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Select Mail, Contacts, Calendars.

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From there select Add Account...

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Then you select Other from the bottom of the list.

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Select Add Mail Account.

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The following screen will open:

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Fill in the following information:

Name Your real name goes here
Address Your email address is username@yourdomain.com
Password Your password is personally given to you
Description A short description for this account. Your emaill address will work.

Tap Save and the following window will pop up:

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Note: If a "POP account verification failed" warning appears during these steps you can ignore it. This is just the mail app attempting to connect to the server using its default SSL authentication.

Select POP from the top and then fill in the following information for Incoming Mail Server:

Host Name Your POP3 server is mail.yourdomain.com
User Name Your POP3 Account ID is username@yourdomain.com
Password This is the password you entered during last step.

Once you have all the info filled in scroll the screen down:

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Fill in the following information for Outgoing Mail Server:

Host Name Your SMTP server is mail.yourdomain.com
User Name Your SMPT user name is username@yourdomain.com
Password This is the password you entered during last step.

Once you have all the info filled in tap Save. This will take you back to the mail account listing screen.

Select the new account we just created.

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If you are using v4.x then you will see this screen and can tap the Account to continue.

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The following screen will appear once you scroll down:

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Tap on Advanced to get the following screen:

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Under Incoming Setting make sure Use SSL is set to OFF and the Server Port is 110. Now select Authentication to see the following:

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Make sure MD5 Challenge-Response is checked and then go back two screens and select SMTP.

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Make sure Use SSL is set to OFF and the Server Port is 587. Follow the same steps from above with Authentication.

Once done all you do is back up to the main account settings screen and tap Save from the top.

You can now send and receive email with your MacServe.net account.

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