The following FAQ provides an overview of settings required when configuring an email account for c4 customers. Depending on what type account you are setting up (an @c4.net account or an @yourdomain account), you may need to provide different information. These differences are described below.
@c4.net Accounts | @yourdomain Accounts | |
Account type | POP | POP or IMAP |
Incoming mail server | mailman.c4.net | mail.yourdomain |
Username | What appears before the @ symbol | What appears before the @ symbol |
Password | Provided by c4* | Provided by c4* |
Incoming server port number | 110 | 110 |
Incoming server authentication method | Password | Password |
Incoming mail server supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)? | No | No |
*The Password can be reset once the account is configured correctly |
@c4.net Accounts | @yourdomain Accounts | |
Outgoing mail server | mailman.c4.net | mail.yourdomain |
Outgoing server port number | 25 or 587* | 25 or 587* |
Outgoing mail server supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)? | No | No |
Outgoing server authentication type | Password | Password |
Outgoing server requires a username and password | Yes (Same settings as Incoming Mail Server) | Yes (Same settings as Incoming Mail Server) |
Can these settings be used from any Internet connection? | Yes | Yes |
*If neither of these port server numbers work, contact your ISP provider for further assistance (Verizon or Comcast) |
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