Mac OS X 10.4.4 (released January 10, 2006), the first Universal binary version to support both PowerPC and Intel processors.Make sure that you are using port 993, that 'Use SSL' is checked and that the authentication method is 'Password'. Click on 'Advanced' and enter INBOX in the 'IMAP Path Prefix' field. As authentication method you can use here 'Password' or 'MD5 Challenge-Response'.ġ1. Make sure that 'Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)' is checked. You should see the new mail account listed in the 'Accounts' section. If you want to change some of the settings, click 'Go Back'.ĩ. To proceed with the configuration, click 'Continue'. You need to verify your settings, and confirm them. For 'Outgoing Mail Server' you can use mail.your_Ĭheck 'Use Authentication' and enter in the 'User Name' field and the corresponding password in thee 'Password' field.ħ. In the 'Password' field you need to fill in the current password for this particular mailbox.Ħ. In the 'User Name' field you need to enter For 'Incoming Mail Server', you should use mail.your_ In the 'Email Address' field you should type the email address you are configuring - ĥ. In the 'Full Name' field you should enter the name, which you would like to appear on the messages you send. You can set a name such as 'Work Account', 'Sales mail', 'John' etc. This name would show up only in your own email program. In the 'Account Description' field you need to enter a short description for your account in your email client.

Open the 'Accounts' tab and click on the '+' / 'Create an account' button. Your_ with your server's host name (you can find your server's host name listed in the upper left corner of your Control Panel)ģ. To configure your Apple Mail application for Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger) to send and receive email using our servers using IMAP and SMTP over SSL/TLS, please follow the steps below.

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