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quick_guide:exchange_pop_imap_smtp [2017/09/05 16:28]
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-====== VA Exchange with POP/IMAP/SMTP ======+====== Using VA Hosted Exchange with POP/IMAP/SMTP ======
  
 See also **[[internet:mail:pop_vs_imap|POP vs. IMAP or Why I Use IMAP]]** See also **[[internet:mail:pop_vs_imap|POP vs. IMAP or Why I Use IMAP]]**
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 ^Mail Server Host      |exchange.virtualarchitects.com |Use for MAPI, EAP, POP, IMAP and SMTP          ^ ^Mail Server Host      |exchange.virtualarchitects.com |Use for MAPI, EAP, POP, IMAP and SMTP          ^
 ^Encryption            |STARTTLS                       |Use encrypted connections to prevent snooping  | ^Encryption            |STARTTLS                       |Use encrypted connections to prevent snooping  |
-^Secure Outbound       |Submission on port 587         |Use port 587 to submit mail for delivery       |+^Secure Outbound       |SMTP Submission on port 587    |Use port 587 to submit mail for delivery       |
 |                      |                               |Standard SMTP port 25 is often blocked by ISPs | |                      |                               |Standard SMTP port 25 is often blocked by ISPs |
 ^Secure Inbound        |POPS on port 995               |POP for client-side message store              | ^Secure Inbound        |POPS on port 995               |POP for client-side message store              |
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 ^Password              |                               |Use no trivial passwords ever                  | ^Password              |                               |Use no trivial passwords ever                  |
  
 +===== Example Configuration =====
  
 These images are from the free [[internet:mail:thunderbird|Thunderbird]] mail client, but they illustrate the basic configuration.  Thunderbird is great for POP or IMAP accounts. These images are from the free [[internet:mail:thunderbird|Thunderbird]] mail client, but they illustrate the basic configuration.  Thunderbird is great for POP or IMAP accounts.
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