Knowledgebase Categories Backup/Restore 4 Broadband Internet 1 cPanel - Control Panel 24 Databases 11 Dedicated Servers 3 DNS - Nameserver 6 Domain 2 Domain Management 10 Domain Transfer 1 Email 13 FTP 4 Installing a Control Panel 6 Mail Filters & SPAM 8 Mobile 11 New Microwave Upgrade 1 Others 3 Security 10 Softaculous 71 Web Hosting 1 Wordpress 17 Categories Backup/Restore (4) Broadband Internet (1) cPanel - Control Panel (24) Databases (11) Dedicated Servers (3) DNS - Nameserver (6) Domain (2) Domain Management (10) Domain Transfer (1) Email (13) FTP (4) Installing a Control Panel (6) Mail Filters & SPAM (8) Mobile (11) New Microwave Upgrade (1) Others (3) Security (10) Softaculous (71) Web Hosting (1) Wordpress (17) Set Up E-mail in Microsoft Outlook In this tutorial, we shall use the domain example1.com with the email example@example1.com as an example. This configurations apply to Outlook 2003. 2007, 2010, 2013 Step 1 From your computer, click the Start menu and double-click the Control Panel icon. Step 2 Double-click the mail iconType mail into the search box at the top-right of the Control Panel window to quickly find the Mail icon. Then, double-click it. Step 3 Click the E-mail Accounts button. Step 4 Select Add a new e-mail account and click the Next button. Step 5 Select POP3 and click the Next button. Step 6 Enter Your Name and full E-mail Address in the appropriate text boxes. For the Incoming mail server (POP3) & Outgoing mail server (SMTP) :- mail.example1.com Your User Name is your full e-mail address and your Password is the password that was chosen when setting up the e-mail account. Check the box to Remember password if you do not wish to enter the password each time when accessing your e-mail account. When you are done, click the More Settings button. Step 7 In the new window that opens, click the Outgoing Server tab at the top. Step 8 Check the box for My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication and ensure that Use same settings as my incoming mail server is selected. Click the Advanced tab. Step 9 Incoming server (POP3) to 110. Outgoing server (SMTP) to 26 or 25 or 587 Make sure the checkbox on 'This server requires an encripted connection' is NOT ticked Click the OK button when finished. Step 10 Click the Test Account Settings button to test the connection. Outlook should now be able to connect. If successful (as below), click the Close button and continue. If you are experiencing trouble with the connection, check your E-mail settings once again with the previous steps in this article. Step 11 Click the Next button to save the E-mail Settings and continue through setup. Click the Finish button to complete setup. Step 12 Click the Close button to exit the Mail settings window. Step 13 You may now launch Outlook to access your newly added e-mail account Was this answer helpful? Yes No Print this Article Also Read How to Access your Email Account from cPanel Webmail? You can access your Email account directly from Webmail.1. Open http://example.com/webmail,... How to change the password of your email account? If you want to change password of your email account then you can do this by the following... How to create an E-mail Autoresponder when you are unavailable or on vacation? If you are going for a holiday or will be unavailable for few days or a month, you can create an... Email Spam, Why is My Ip or Domain Blacklisted & How to stay safe Have you asked yourself what is spam, how it happens, why you get Blacklisted and its... How to forward email to Gmail, Yahoo or other e-mail service providers? Email Account Forwarders:Step 1: Login to your cPanel account.Step 2: In the "Email" Section of... Powered by WHMCompleteSolution Support My Support Tickets Announcements Knowledgebase Downloads Network Status Open Ticket