Android E-mail Set Up: A 10 step, or less, guide (With Screenshots)

Burkem5 — Tue, 27 May 2014 14:42:40 GMT

Hi Guys

Microsoft have just future proofed the 365 product to work with IPv6 technology. Because of this there are a new set of email servers that we are introducing.

Please note that the pop.outlook.com/smtp.outlook.com setting will continue to work but we recommend these new settings as they are ready for future technology.

With that in mind I have written a new (and hopefully improved) version of the android email set up.

This was written on a Samsung Galaxy S4 running Android 4.3

So first off we want to navigate to the home screen and start from there, and then we want to go to “Apps”

Then “Settings “

Then “Accounts”

From there click “Add Account”

Then choose “Email”

This is going to ask us for the username and password,enter the full email address and matching password.

For example

Username – Youremail@address.com

Password - Password

Once you have done that if you are using an account that has a custom domain (anything not ending in @btconnect.com) click “Manual Setup”

If you have a BT connect account and an older phone/tablet, click “Manual Setup”

If you have a BT connect and a newer phone/tablet, click “Next” – the phone/tablet will do the rest for you.

At this point we have 3 options POP, IMAP, and Exchange.

If you are using a Lite email (one that comes free with business broadband and hosting packs) then choose POP

If you are using the 365 Small Business chargeable email then click Exchange, the phone/tablet will then do the rest for you.

You will now be able to enter the following settings into the phone/tablet

Email address – youremail@address.com

Username – youremail@address.com

Password – password

POP3 Server – outlook.office365.com

Security Type – SSL(Accept all certificates)

Port – 995

There is also a delete from server option but you can set that to whatever you feel is best.

If you have other devices set up (such as outlook or mac mail) then it may be best for us to keep that on never.

You can also set this so that it deletes emails from the webmail after a set amount of time (keeping a copy of messages on the phone/tablet)

Then click “Next”

Now we need to put in the outgoing settings, which are as follows.

SMTP Server – smtp.office365.com

Security Type – TLS(Accept All Certificates) if this fails then please try STARTTLS

Port – 587

Require Sign-in – Yes

Username – youremail@address.com

Password – password

Then click “Next”

Now all you do is choose how often you want the email to sync

Let me know what you think of this guide guys, as always any feedback is always welcome.

Hope this helps

Burkem5

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