Generic Configuration Instructions
Configuring e-mail settings may be different from program to program, but all e-mail programs require the same basic pieces of information. Here we list the different items required by most e-mail programs, and the proper way to configure them. If you have difficulty trying to figure out how to configure your particular piece of software, please consult the documentation that came with that program, or contact the software manufacturer.

How do I set up POP and Email clients?
POP accounts are mailboxes that are set up in the control panel of your hosting account. Email clients are programs that run on your local computer and are configured to retrieve email from the POP accounts you set up on the control panel.

What is the frequency for email forwarding?
Online Email forwarding of POP3 email accounts.
Client's ISP's SMTP will be used for outgoing mails.

POP mail
Some e-mail programs can check other types of e-mail boxes as well as POP. If your program asks you which type of e-mail box you are using, select the option for POP e-mail. POP e-mail is already the default for most programs.

Address, Return Address, Reply-To Address
This is just like the return address on a postal letter. Enter the e-mail address of your account here.

Example: address@yourdomain.com 

UserID, popID, Username
Enter the popID that you selected when you created your POP account. Some programs will ask for a POP Account instead. In this case, enter your popID@yourdomain.com .

Password
Enter the password associated with your POP e-mail box. Some programs do not ask for the password until you check your mail.

POP Server Name, Incoming Server Name
Enter yourdomain.com for the POP server name.

SMTP Server Name, Outgoing Server Name
Enter the SMTP server provided by your ISP. UNIX hosting users may enter smtp.yourdomain.com.