To connect your email to your email client/application on your devices, you will require the server settings associated with your server/account.

You can use the following link to find your email server settings: https://mail-settings.hosting-cloud.net/

For best practice, we recommend using the below:
Note: This will only work if the mail.domainname record exists. 

(replace 'domainname' with your domain)

SSL/TLS Settings

Incoming Server: mail.domainname
Incoming IMAP port: 993
Incoming POP3 Port: 995

Outgoing Server : mail.domainname
Outgoing Port: 465

 

Non SSL/TLS Settings

Incoming Server: mail.domainname
Incoming IMAP port: 143
Incoming POP3 Port: 110

Outgoing Server : mail.domainname
Outgoing Port: 587

This is so that when changing servers/providers for future occurrences, the likelihood of needing to update your device settings is minimised as the changes can all then be performed on the backend.

 

Alternatively, if you use a cPanel service, you can follow the guide below.

1. Log in to your cPanel account.
For instructions on how to log in to cPanel, please click here.

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2. Under the Email section, click Email Accounts.

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3. Click the Connect Devices button for the email address you are configuring.

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4. Scroll down to the area that displays your server settings for that email address.

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