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Outlook Express or Mail

This comes as part of Internet Explorer (IE). It will only run if IE is installed on the machine but IE need not be running since Outlook Express can run on its own. It is available for a number of platforms including Win 3.x, Win 95/98/Me, Win NT/2000/XP and Apple MAC. For Windows Vista or Windows 7 use Windows [Live] Mail.
For Windows Vista, it is now called 'Windows Mail', for Mac OS X, you can use 'Mail'.

Setting up Outlook Express or Mail

When you run Outlook Express for the first time the Internet Connection Wizard is displayed. This takes you through the steps needed to configure your client.

What to do Staff Students
Enter the name for sending mail to appear in From field. This is your own name. firstname surname firstname surname
In the next box enter your official external email address e.g. a.n.other@hud.ac.uk U1234567@unimail.hud.ac.uk
Email server names:
Incoming Mail (IMAP) mail.hud.ac.uk:143 pod51002.outlook.com:995
Incoming Mail (POP3) mail.hud.ac.uk:110 pod51002.outlook.com:993
Outgoing mail.hud.ac.uk:25 pod51002.outlook.com:587
Active Sync (Smart phones) mail.hud.ac.uk m.outlook.com
SMTP Authentication (Outgoing) Yes Yes
Authentication(optional) NTLM NTLM
Security (optional) TLS or SSL SSL or TLS

NB: Please, do not use POP3 as that will download mail to your PC and delete it from your Inbox on the server.

Internet Mail logon:

  • IMAP account name = your username
  • Password = <password>
  • Friendly Name = whatever you want it to be.
  • Subscribe all folders once.

Once you have got into Outlook Express check that the outgoing mail server is set up correctly by:

  • Going to Tools, Accounts, Mail, Properties.

Outgoing Mail Server the server requires Authorisation check box should have a tick in it.

Click on the Settings button and make sure that the Same settings as Incoming Mail Server is checked.

Please note, that this service is accessible on the University wireless service (UoH_Wireless_Service) after authenticating to Radius server via a web browser to http://www.hud.ac.uk/ first.

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