Here are instructions for setting up an Authenticated SMTP server in various popular email clients. If you use TLS, you need to connect to port 587 TLS (Tranport Layer Security) is a more modern security system, but is not as widely supported in email client software. If you use SSL, you need to connect to port 465. SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) is more common, and is supported by most email client software.
Authentication field is set for Password. On Advanced tab, confirm: SSL checkbox is selected. Use Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) is selected Select OK. Confirm: Server Name - or Use default ports - 25, 465. If you are using password authentication for outgoing email, we recommend using either SSL or TLS encryption, otherwise your email password will be sent over the net in plain text format. In Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP), choose Edit SMTP Server List. If you find you are unable to connect to our outgoing mail server, you can change the port number to 2525. Note that many ISPs will block outgoing connections to the standard SMTP port 25. Use the same login name and password as you do for your incoming email. If you are not on the LMi network, then you must turn on password authentication for the outgoing (SMTP) mail server in your email clientsoftware. If you have an email account with us, you can send mail using the server. Our new email server is both an incoming and outgoing email server.
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