Setting Up Mac Mail for OS X (10.4 and above)

 Mac Mail on OS X 10.4 and above (version 3.6)

Note: pop.yourdomain is the example for your email server. Place in pop.<your website name>
For example: support@sbwh.com would have a mail sever (incoming and outgoing) as pop.sbwh.com

To change your email settings:

1. Open Mail
2. From the Mail menu, choose Preferences
3. Click the Add Account button
4. Highlight your mail account and change incoming mail server to pop.yourdomain.com
5. Click Server settings
6. In the Outgoing Mail Server field, type smtp.yourdomain.com
7. Click the arrow box on the Authentication pop-up list and choose Password
8. In the User Name field, type your full email address (e.g., your@yourdomain.com)
9. In the Password field, type your password

To add a new mail account:

1. Open Mail
2. In the Full Name field, type your name
3. In the Email Address field, type your full email address (e.g., your@yourdomain.com)
4. Enter your password
5. Click 'Continue'
6. Click the arrow box on the Account Type pop-up list and choose POP
7. In the description field enter a descriptive name for the account
8. In the Incoming mail server field, type your Incoming mail server (POP) mail.yourdomain.com
9. Enter your email in the 'User Name' field
10. The password field should already be filled
11. Click 'Continue'
12. A pop-up will appear - click 'Continue' - the pop-up will then disappear
13. You will now receive a warning that trying to log in failed
14. Click 'Continue'
15. Uncheck 'Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)' - leave authentication at 'password'
16. Click 'Continue'
17. In the description field enter a descriptive name for the account
18. In the Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) field, type mail.yourdomain.com
19. Leave checked 'Use only this server'
20. Leave checked 'Use Authentication'
21. Enter your email in the 'User Name' field
22. Enter your password in the 'Password' field
23. Wait a few minutes
24. You will now receive a warning that trying to log in failed
25. Click 'Continue'
26. Uncheck 'Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)' - leave authentication at 'password'
27. Click 'Continue
28. Check 'take This Account Online'
29. Click 'Create'
30. From the Mail menu, choose Preferences
31. Click the Accounts icon.
32. Click the arrow box on the Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) pop-up list and choose 'Edit Server List'.
33. Click the 'Advanced' tab
34. Check the 'Use default ports' button if not already checked
35. Uncheck 'Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)' - leave authentication at 'password'
36. The user name and password fields should already be filled
37. Click the OK button
38. Click the 'Advanced' tab
39. Enter 110 instead of 995 in the 'Port' field
40. Close the Accounts window
41. Click the Save button

You may be prompted to enter your password again. Simply enter your password and check 'Remember this password in my keychain'

Change the port used to send mail.

1. From the Mail menu, choose Preferences
2. Choose Accounts
3. Select your account in the list on the left
4. Click the Server Settings button towards the lower right side of the window
5. In the Use custom port field of the new window, select the button and enter 2525