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- | ======Setting up an iPhone====== | + | ======Setting up an iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch====== |
To set up an iPhone to access VPOP3' | To set up an iPhone to access VPOP3' | ||
+ | =====Adding the mail account to your iPhone/ | ||
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+ | These instructions apply to the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch, and are for iOS5. Other versions of iOS should be similar | ||
On the iPhone: | On the iPhone: | ||
- | - Go to Settings, then tap 'Mail, Contacts, Calendar' | + | - Go to Settings |
- | - Tap Add Account, then tap Other | + | - Tap 'Mail, Contacts, Calendar' |
+ | - Tap Other \\ {{: | ||
- Choose the Mail account type | - Choose the Mail account type | ||
- Enter your Name, email address, VPOP3 password, and press Save | - Enter your Name, email address, VPOP3 password, and press Save | ||
- | - Choose IMAP (or POP if you have VPOP3 Standard) | + | - Choose IMAP (or POP if you have VPOP3 Basic) |
- Scroll down and fill in the Incoming Mail Server details | - Scroll down and fill in the Incoming Mail Server details | ||
- | - The Host Name is the the external IP address of your office network which is mapped through the router to the VPOP3 server (or the host name you have defined in your domain configuration which resolves to that address). | + | - The Host Name is the the external IP address of your office network which is mapped through the router to the VPOP3 server (or the host name you have defined in your domain configuration which resolves to that address). |
- The User Name is the VPOP3 username | - The User Name is the VPOP3 username | ||
- The Password should already be completed | - The Password should already be completed | ||
- Scroll down and fill in the Outgoing Mail Server details. The details are the same as for incoming mail. | - Scroll down and fill in the Outgoing Mail Server details. The details are the same as for incoming mail. | ||
- Press Save | - Press Save | ||
+ | - If you receive a prompt saying " | ||
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+ | For general advice on using mobile devices, see [[using_a_mobile_phone_with_vpop3|Using a mobile phone with VPOP3]] | ||
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+ | =====iOS Mail and SSL===== | ||
+ | There are two methods to support SSL encryption in email. The current way uses the same ' | ||
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+ | It appears that the automatic setup system for iOS mail accounts only handles the obsolete method, even though the mail client itself handles the current method as well. | ||
+ | So, to use SSL encryption, follow the steps below (yes, it is a bit dumb that this is necessary (other email clients handle this automatically), | ||
+ | - During setup, tell your iPhone/iPad to trying setting up the account without SSL | ||
+ | - In the Mail Account list, tap the account you have just added | ||
+ | - Tap the line beginning with **Account** at the top, to edit the account settings | ||
+ | - Tap the Outgoing Mail Server **SMTP** line | ||
+ | - Tap the ***Primary Server** line | ||
+ | - Select the **Use SSL** option | ||
+ | - Ensure the **Server Port** is correct - usually either 25 or 587 as appropriate (not 465) | ||
+ | - Tap **Done**, and **< | ||
+ | - Tap **Advanced** at the bottom | ||
+ | - Select the **Use SSL** option | ||
+ | - You will note that the ' | ||
+ | - Tap **< |