Allow insecure authentication is tickedġ1.Automatically detect and maintain account settings is not ticked.Choose the relevant account from the list, choose the Advanced tab, and ensure that: On the Account Information tab click the dropdown arrow on Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP), and choose Edit SMTP Server Listġ0. Choose your new account from the list on the left. From the top menu choose Mail > Preferences…ĩ. However, to avoid any future issues, continue with these few tweaks: Further settings:Ĩ. You will see your new account in the list with any other mail accounts. ♦ You can add the certificate to your trust settings to avoid seeing this message in the future. Ignore the 2 server identity messages > Continue

Ignore Unable to verify account name or passwordĦ.

For domains still in transfer or propagation, temporarily use the IP Address in place of Incoming & Outgoing Mail Server.

Account Type is IMAP or POP according to preference (IMAP is the default).

Password ( Forgotten passwords can be changed in konsoleH).

Name (which will appear in the ‘From’ field when you send emails).

From the toolbar at the top, select Mail and then Add Account… Other Mail Account ♦ This guide defaults to IMAP and No SSL Add a new email accountĢ. Please wait 15 minutes for the mail to download before troubleshooting any issues.♦ If the Mail account is already set up, but giving errors – then refer to our Troubleshooting guide. Your email should begin downloading shortly.

Select the apps you would like to sync with Exchange.įinally, launch Mail.

If Internal URL and External URL appear, enter in both Internal URL and External URL.

The pop-up dialog will require the following: Name:: Enter your first and last name Email Address: Your full email address Password:: Enter your mailbox password Within System Preferences, click Internet Accounts.

Launch System Preferences by clicking on the Apple icon on the top left of your screen, and then selecting System Preferences Alternatively, you can press Command (⌘) + Space Bar then type ' System Preferences' in the Spotlight search and press enter to launch the System Preferences application This article will assist you with setting up Apple Mail on OS X 10.11 (El Capitan) and macOS 10.12 (Sierra) with your Hosted Exchange mailbox.

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