Why not just NOT make the changes and keep Thunderbird's settings the way they are? Because, according to Yahoo, their system won't send or accept email that isn't filtered through these more secure settings. Maybe if you do that Thunderbird will lock up for you too. I'll try the IMAP server, just for the fish (halibut). Enable the setting for 'My SMTP server requires authentication' and I believe under most circumstances to use the same credentials provided for the POP/IMAP account. 7.OK yourself out all of the opened dialog. I remain befuddled, and have to get my e-mail via the web client which I treat as a kluge. 6.Usually setting this to Inbox will help. Mail server responded: ' But does not follow with a way to change password.
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If you select Edit it takes you to a page wherein you can change the port number. It comes back with 'Sending of password for user did not succeed. When you click on Outgoing Server in the Account Settings menu it takes you to a page where you can Add an account or Edit an existing one. Select Outgoing Mail Server Settings and confirm the following: Incoming server:.
Confirm My server requires authentication is selected for Outgoing Mail server. Enter or paste your secure mail key in the Password field.
You said you couldn't find a way to change the port number. Check that the Incoming Mail Server has the correct email address. Perhaps the difference between your experience and mine is the port number change in the SMTP settings. I made all those changes and, once made, they stopped Thunderbird dead in its tracks. In the main account setting screen the outgoing server is: "" I can't see anything that allows for, or shows, the change to port 465. Right below that for "use secure connection" the radio button is now "SSL" Server name "" and the port is 995 (I think it changed automatically when he changed the server name). Enter the domain\username and password in the fields provided.
Tick the Enable SMTP Server Authentication checkbox. These settings are good for email addresses with any of these domains. Connecting to host, port 5201 4 local 12.86.247.206 port 34668 connected to 45.33.39.39 port 5201 ID Interval Transfer Bandwidth Retr Cwnd 4 0.00-1.00 sec 6.59 MBytes 55.2 Mbits/sec 719 134 KBytes 4 1.00-2.00 sec 6.12 MBytes 51.4 Mbits/sec 313 32. On the SMTP Server field, enter the IP address, hostname, or FQDN of the Exchange Server. Make sure you use the right server and port settings to access your email. My son did the changes, and looking into the server settings he has: Desktop email programs, like Microsoft Outlook or Apple Mail, or mobile email apps use either POP3 or IMAP to send and receive email. Confirm the above settings then click OK. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the POP3 port to 995.ħ. Check the option labeled Use an encrypted connection (SSL) and change the SMTP port to 465.Ħ. Locate the email account settings for your particular client.ģ. Steve B wrote:If this is what they sent you, it worked ok for me.Ģ.
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