Incoming mail server: This would be, where is your domain name or alternatively you can use the server hostname. Your Name: The name you would like to be displayed when people receive your emails.Įmail Address: The email address you are adding to Outlook 2013.Īccount Type: Select POP3 or IMAP from the drop down. Select the POP or IMAP option and click Next.Select the Manual setup or additional server types radio option then click Next.In this knowledgebase article we will assist you with adding and configuring a new email account in Microsoft Outlook 2013, we assume that you have already created your email account within your cPanel account. If your email address already exists within cPanel, please proceed with following the instructions below.
View the guide here: Guide: Creating an email account
Congratulations, the following window should appear, click Finish to end the wizard.Before proceeding, you'll be required to setup an e-mail address within cPanel before setting it up in Microsoft Outlook 2013. Click Close when it’s finished and then Next.ĩ. Outlook will now test the settings you’ve entered. Select SSL for both incoming and outgoing servers and check that the port numbers are set to 993 (for IMAP) or 995 (for POP) and 465 for SMTP.Ĩ. If you are using your Internet Service Provider’s SMTP server, it is likely you will not need to enable this option, but check with them to verify the settings to use.ħ. Click the Outgoing Server tab and select the option: My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication. Usually, this is the same as your email address.Ħ. In the General tab, enter your name and a reply email address. uk (where “.uk” is replaced with the server hosting your email)īefore clicking Next please click More Settings and make sure that the settings are the ones as shown in the next steps.ĥ. uk (where “.uk” is replaced with the server hosting your email)
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