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If you already have your email account created, but simply need to modify the connection settings, please scroll to “Part 2” of this guide.įirst, you’ll want to go to the File menu in your Outlook, then choose “Add Account”.Īfter clicking “Add Account” you will be presented with the configuration options to add your account. If you are using SSL options, you will need to use the server hostname for both incoming & outgoing mail server in order to avoid a “certificate mismatch” error in your mail client unless you have a valid SSL Certificate for your domain. As shown below, you will need to substitute the settings shown below for the settings shown in your cPanel account for the email address as well as the server connection settings. Note: While we support both POP & IMAP, we highly recommend using IMAP. This guide assumes you have already created the email account in cPanel as well as retained the password in your notes for use.

In this guide, we’ll go over connecting your Outlook 2010-2013 email client to your email account.

Before saving, make sure to check “SMTP server requires authentication”.

Make a note of the settings in cPanel, and enter them in Outlook.

In cPanel, under Email settings, find the Configure Email Client link.

Add an account in Outlook for POP or IMAP.

New IMAP email Folder: Contains my old folders because we exported and imported the files and my new email is arriving there.Īrchive Folder: Holds nothing really, I was testing moving folders in there. Personal Folders: contains my old POP email inbox folders (even though we deleted that account, they are still there) This is how things are currently arranged: Some in the office have already upgraded to 10). Where should I be putting my emails to reference when I need them and to keep my computer moving as fast as possible and to keep my inbox from reaching size-limit? (Working from Outlook 2010 and Windows 7, although My question is what is the difference in Personal Folders-my new IMAP work email folder-Archive Folders? They each seem to have the same sub-folders: Inbox, Drafts, Sents, Deleted, Junk, etc.

I have always created folders within the inbox. I have a basic understanding of the difference and how things works, but I want to make sure I am setting it up correctly. I just moved my work account from POP to IMAP and I am trying to clean and organize mine before I do others in the office.