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Email Access & Setup
This page will guide you through connecting to your @provide.net email account
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There are a variety of ways to access your Provide.net mail account including Webmail, POP3 and IMAP. Each come with advantages and disadvantages: |
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| Access | Advantages | Disadvantages |
| Webmail | No setup required One copy of your email at all locations |
Only basic contact management Must be connected to view/manage your email |
| POP3 | Lowest connection speed requirements Read & sort your email while offline |
Suited for use with only a single computer/device Some programs struggle with large emails when using dialup |
| IMAP | Access your e-mail from multiple computers | Viewing messages while offline requires that your mail program has a feature such as synchronization |
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All email clients use the same settings to connect to our service but may use different terms for some of them. Please remember that your username and password are case sensitive! |
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| Account Setting | Recommended Value | ||
| Incoming mail server name: | mail.provide.net | ||
| IMAP port: | 143 | ||
| POP3 port: | 110 | ||
| Username: | your_email_address@provide.net | ||
| SSL | Optional | ||
| Account Setting | Recommended Value | ||
| Outgoing/SMTP mail server name: | mail.provide.net | ||
| SMTP port: | 587 | ||
| Authentication: | Required | ||
| Username: | your_email_address@provide.net | ||
| SSL | Optional | ||

