Other aspects of account configuration are optional and self-explanatory. Make sure the entries match your settingsĪfter saving these changes you should be able to send and receive emails. Other items on the page were automatically created when you entered the account details - alter and extend as necessary.Ĭlick on the Server Settings option under your new account. In the Outgoing Server (SMTP) field, select the SMTP server from the drop-down list. User Name: Enter your full email address, including your domain nameĬonnection security: No change from Thunderbird default selectionĪfter saving the information about the new outgoing server, select your new email account from the list. Note, if your ISP is blocking port 25, you may need to enter 587 Either edit that entry or add a new entry.ĭescription: Enter any description, ex.
There may be an entry in the resulting list that was created when you entered your account details. In the Account Settings dialog, in the left pane, select Outgoing Server (SMTP) from the bottom of the list. Therefore, SMTP servers are created separately from email accounts. Multiple email accounts can use the same outgoing SMTP server. Note: Hostname: should read or and the Username should always be your full email address. View all server details and update as necessary. Once the server details have populated select your preferred mail type (IMAP or POP3) and select Manual Configuration. Enter your email account details and press Continue.Click the Account Actions button (bottom of left-hand panel) and select Add Mail Account.These accounts correspond to the top-level folders displayed in the All Folders list.
Each email or newsgroup account that has already been configured is listed on the left side of the Account Settings panel. First, click Account Settings (found on the top right corner of the screen).(See Automatic Account Configuration above for more information.) However, if you have a non-standard email configuration, you may need to configure your email client manually. When you are configuring an email account, Thunderbird will often be able to do most of the configuration automatically.
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