Generic Email Client Settings
These are the generic settings and should work for any email client or mobile device.
| Setting |
What You Input |
| Username: |
Your full email address |
| Password: |
Your email password |
| Connection Type: |
Choose between POP or IMAP...
| POP |
|---|
| Incoming Server: |
pop.readyhosting.com |
| Incoming Port: |
110 (or 995 with SSL enabled) |
|
| IMAP |
|---|
| Incoming Server: |
imap.readyhosting.com |
| Incoming Port: |
143 (or 993 with SSL enabled) |
|
|
| SSL (Optional): |
Enabled or Disabled |
Outgoing Server
Authentication: |
Enabled |
| Outgoing Server: |
smtp.readyhosting.com |
| Outgoing Port: |
587 (or 465 with SSL enabled) |
Tip: If 587 is not working for the Outgoing Port, try using port 25 instead.
How To Use Your Domain for Your Email Client Settings
You do not have to use readyhosting.com for your email client server settings. Instead, you can use your domain (example: john@your-domain.com). An example is provided below:
| Using Generic Settings |
Using Your Domain |
| Incoming Server (POP): |
pop.readyhosting.com |
| Incoming Server (IMAP): |
imap.readyhosting.com |
| Outgoing Server: |
smtp.readyhosting.com |
|
| Incoming Server (POP): |
pop.your-domain.com |
| Incoming Server (IMAP): |
imap.your-domain.com |
| Outgoing Server: |
smtp.your-domain.com |
|
How To
