We offer both secure and non-secure methods of connecting to our email server. The secure method protects your password from being intercepted (by using an SSL certificate)
Secure Method
- Launch Windows Live Mail
- Go to the Accounts tab and click Email
- Use the following settings:
- Email Address: Your email accounts username (user@domain.com)
- Display Name: Enter your name as you want it to appear on your outbound email
- Password: Your email accounts password
- Check the box to Manually configure server settings for the e-mail account
- Click Next
- Enter the following settings:
- INCOMING MAIL SERVER:
- Host Name: dixie.simplywebservices.net (this is our secure email server)
- User Name: Your email accounts username (ex: user@domain.com)
- Password: Your email accounts password
- Port: IMAP = 993 / POP3 = 995
- Check This server requires a secure connection (SSL)
- OUTGOING MAIL SERVER:
- Host Name: dixie.simplywebservices.net (this is our secure email server)
- User Name: Your email accounts username (ex: user@domain.com)
- Password: Your email accounts password
- SMTP Port: 465
- Check – This server requires a secure connection (SSL)
- Check – This server requires authentication
- INCOMING MAIL SERVER:
- Click Next
- Click Finish
Unsecure Method
- Launch Windows Live Mail
- Go to the Accounts tab and click Email
- Use the following settings:
- Email Address: Your email accounts username (user@domain.com)
- Display Name: Enter your name as you want it to appear on your outbound email
- Password: Your email accounts password
- Check the box to Manually configure server settings for the e-mail account
- Click Next
- Enter the following settings:
- INCOMING MAIL SERVER:
- Host Name: mail.domain.com
- User Name: Your email accounts username (ex: user@domain.com)
- Password: Your email accounts password
- Port: IMAP = 143/ POP3 = 110
- OUTGOING MAIL SERVER:
- Host Name: mail.domain.com
- User Name: Your email accounts username (ex: user@domain.com)
- Password: Your email accounts password
- SMTP Port: 25 or 587
- Check – This server requires authentication
- INCOMING MAIL SERVER:
- Click Next
- Click Finish
POP3 downloads the email from a server to a single computer, then deletes the email from the server. On the other hand, IMAP stores the message on a server and synchronizes the message across multiple devices.
Our servers do not support using the secure method and using your domain name, you must use dixie.simplywebservices.net