Email Setup for Mail on Mac OSX for GTP iCommerce Emails
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The document provides step-by-step instructions for setting up POP3 email in Mail on Mac OS X 10.7 and 10.8 using GTP email services. It outlines getting the necessary email account details, adding the account in Mail preferences, and configuring the incoming and outgoing mail server settings using mail.yourdomain.com.au and a custom port of 587 without SSL. Troubleshooting tips are provided to check the username contains the full email address and to contact GTP support if email is not working after following the steps.
Email Setup for Mail on Mac OSX for GTP iCommerce Emails
- 1. How to setup GTP Email in Mail on Mac OS X Instructions for OS X 10.7 and 10.8 but should work on older versions. These instructions are for POP3 email setup. By GTP iCommerce 1300 856 533 support@gtp.com.au
- 2. Step 1 – Know your Email Settings You need to know the following before you get start. 1. Your Email Address(es) 2. Your Password(s) 3. Incoming Mail Server: mail.yourdomain.com.au 4. Outgoing Mail Server: mail.yourdomain.com.au Please replace yourdomain with your own domain name. You may also need to change the .com.au to .com. Test you know your password by logging in via webmail if you have problems http://webmail.yourdomain.com.au If you don’t know email support@gtp.com.au and tell us what password to set your email to. Or SMS 0411 352 766 with details or Call 1300 856 533 and talk to support or leave a message with what password you want and your mobile number so we can SMS you.
- 3. Mail
- 4. To add an email to Mail, start by clicking Mail in the menu bar. Then Preferences. (if you don’t have an email setup already, skip to the next step)
- 5. On this screen you should enter your full name, your email address in full and your password in the below fields and then click continue.
- 6. On this screen you should fill in your incoming mail server settings (mail.yourdomain.com.au), your email address as the username and your email password. (Then click continue)
- 7. It is possible that the following Verify Certificate pop up will appear. Just click connect as we don’t need SSL.
- 8. It is possible that the following Verify Certificate pop up will appear. Just click connect as we don’t need SSL.
- 9. Untick Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) button here, make sure the authentication is on Password and click continue.
- 10. Fill out the details below replaced with yourdomain.com.au, make sure use authentication is ticked and re-enter your email address and password. (then click continue)
- 11. Again this box may appear, we don’t need SSL so just click Connect
- 12. Untick the Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) button again, make sure Authentication is on Password and click continue.
- 13. Confirm details on this screen, then click Take account online. Hold on though, we still have a couple more steps!
- 14. Lets head back to the Preferences menu…
- 15. Once Preferences are open, lets click on Accounts. Then make sure the new account is selected on the left. At the bottom there is the Outgoing Mail Server SMTP list. Open that up and click on Edit SMTP Server List.
- 16. On this screen, click on the Advanced tab and then Use Custom Port. We want to enter in 587 in here manually. Also ensure, Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is unticked. (then click OK)
- 17. Once out of the advanced options. Click the Red (Close) bubble in the top left. It will ask you to save changes, do so and your email setup is complete.
- 18. Troubleshooting. • Check User Name Field contains FULL email address (this is the most common mistake as outlook strips the last part of the email itself) • Check your incoming and outgoing mail servers are mail.YOURdomainname.com.au • Then confirm that your password is correct • If still not working make sure you have internet access by loading Google. • If you have internet access and cannot get your email to work then call GTP on 1300 856 533.