Outlook 2011 (Mac): Set up email

You can always use Workspace Webmail to send and receive email messages. But you also can view your email with an email client.

1. Open Outlook 2011.
2. Click the Tools menu, and then select Accounts.
   
3. The next step will depend on whether you have an email account already set up in Outlook.
   

   If you...	Do this...
   HAVE set up an email account	Click + (Add account), and select Other Email...
   HAVE NOT set up an email account	Click Other Email button

4. In the E-mail Address field, enter your full email address.
5. In the Password field, enter your email password.

6. In the User name field, enter your full email address.
   
7. Next to Type, select your server type. This information is displayed in your Workspace Email Setup Center.
8. In the Incoming server field, enter your incoming server address.
   

   Type	Incoming server address
   IMAP	imap.secureserver.net
   POP	pop.secureserver.net

   
9. Enter an incoming server port:
   

   	Port with SSL	Port without SSL
   IMAP	993	143
   POP	995	110

   Note: Select Override default port to change the port.

10. Select Use SSL to connect if you are using a port with SSL.
11. In the Outgoing server field, enter smtpout.secureserver.net.
    
12. Enter an outgoing server port:
    

    Outgoing server
    Port with SSL	465
    Port without SSL	25, 80, 3535

    Note: Select Override default port to change the default port.

13. Select Use SSL to connect if you are using a port with SSL.
14. Click Add Account.
15. Underneath the outgoing server settings, click More Options.
    
16. From the Authentication menu, select User Name and Password.
17. Enter your full email address, and password.
18. Click OK.

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