1. Open Outlook, and in the top toolbar click Tools > E-mail Accounts. A dialog box will appear. Click on "View or change existing e-mail accounts".
2. Select your email account and click the "Change.." button.
3. On the next screen, you need to set the incoming mail server to your domain, and the outgoing mail server to your ISP's server. The configuration looks something like this:
Incoming Mail Server (POP3): mail.yourdomain.com
Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP): set this to your ISP's outgoing mail server setting
The outgoing mail server setting is the one provided by your ISP for your outgoing mail connection. The example above is for Qwest DSL. If you have questions, contact tech support at your ISP.
4.
Make sure that the User Name field has your full email address and that your new password is in the Password field. Click on the More Settings button.
5. In the Advanced Settings window Click on the Outgoing Sever tab and make sure that the checkbox "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication" is checked. Check the Log on using button and put the account user and password provided by your
ISP in these
fields.
Hit OK and close out of all screens. Your mail should be working.
Test to make sure that you can send and receive mail.
1. Open Outlook, and in the top toolbar click Tools > E-mail Accounts. A dialog box will appear. Click on "View or change existing e-mail accounts".
2. Select your email account and click the "Change.." button.
3. On the next screen, you need to set the incoming mail server to your domain, and the outgoing mail server to your ISP's server. The configuration looks something like this:
4.
Make sure that the User Name field has your full email address and that your new password is in the Password field. Click on the More Settings button.
5. In the Advanced Settings window Click on the Outgoing Sever tab and make sure that the checkbox "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication" is checked. Check the Log on using button and put the account user and password provided by your
ISP in these
fields.