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--- service:gmail [2013/07/23 15:32] – superwizard
+++ service:gmail [2014/03/23 08:20] (current) – superwizard
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+====== Google IMAP and POP Settings ======
+From: https://support.google.com/mail/troubleshooter/1668960?hl=en#ts=1665018,1665139,2769074
-https://support.google.com/mail/troubleshooter/1668960?hl=en#ts=1665018,1665139,2769074
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     Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server - Requires TLS
     smtp.gmail.com
-    Port: 465 or 587
+    Port: 465 (SSL) or 587 (TLS)
     Requires SSL: Yes
     Requires authentication: Yes
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     Password: your Gmail password
+    POP Settings: Server: ... pop.gmail.com Port: … 995 SSL: … Yes, you must use SSL (Google Apps policy)
+    Username: … Your full e-mail address (include your login name and the @domain.whatever)
+    Password: … Your normal e-mail password (assuming you reset it and it has already synced, as above)
+    IMAP Settings: Server: …. imap.gmail.com Port: … 993 SSL: … Yes, you must use SSL (Google Apps policy)
+    Username: … Your full e-mail address (include your login name and the @domain.whatever)
+    Password: … Your normal e-mail password (assuming you reset it and it has already synced, as above)
+    SMTP Settings: (I regardless of whether using POP or IMAP)
+    Server: …. smtp.gmail.com Port: … 587 TLS or StartTLS: Yes, use TLS, you must use TLS (Google Apps policy)
+    SMTPAuth: … Yes, you must authenticate to (SMTP) relay through Google Apps, see below
+    Username: … Your full e-mail address (include your login name and the @domain.whatever)
+    Password: … Your normal e-mail password
+    NOTE for SMTPAuth: For some e-mail clients/apps, there is a simple checkbox
+    that allows using the “same settings as my incoming server”