My mail is saying cannot verify account all of a sudden
My mail account is saying cannot verify account. I've deleted and started again but same message appears. Help
iPad 2, iOS 6.0.1
My mail account is saying cannot verify account. I've deleted and started again but same message appears. Help
iPad 2, iOS 6.0.1
Hello Nicola98,
It is possible that some of the server options have changed recently. I would recommend using this to get the settings from the email provider directly and use that information to setup the account.
Account Information Questions Answers Notes Full name: Your name as you would like it to appear on messages you send, such as Tom Clark. My email address: @ . Such as tomclark@example.com. My email provider: The name of your email service provider such as Yahoo, Gmail, Comcast, or AOL.
Incoming (POP or IMAP) mail server settings Questions Answers Notes Account type:
Choose one.POP [ ]
IMAP [ ]
Exchange IMAP [ ]
Exchange 2007 EWS [ ] (see below)Your provider will understand which Account type to select. Description: Used to title your inbox in Mail.
Such as "Tom's email"Incoming mail server hostname: Such as mail.example.com Username: Example: tomclark or tomclark@example.com Password: Used to protect your email account. See thisarticle to choose a good password. Incoming server port number: Your provider will understand which port to select. Incoming server authentication method:
Choose one.Password [ ] MD5 [ ] NTLM [ ] Kerberos [ ] None [ ] Your provider will understand which authentication method to select. Incoming mail server supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)? Yes [ ] No [ ] Your provider may call this Transport Layer Security (TLS).
Outgoing (SMTP) mail server settings Questions Answers Notes Outgoing Mail Server: Such as smtp.example.com Outgoing server port:
Choose one.25 [ ] 465 [ ] 587 [ ] Other: Your provider will understand which port to select. The outgoing mail server supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL): Yes [ ] No [ ] Your provider may call this Transport Layer Security (TLS) Outgoing server authentication type:
Choose onePassword [ ] MD5 [ ] NTLM [ ] Kerberos [ ] None [ ] Your provider will understand which authentication method to select.
If "None", ask for the Internet Service Provider off-network outgoing (SMTP) mail server settings to use when you are connected to the Internet from outside your ISP; for example, a WiFi hotspot at your local coffee shop. Use the next chart to denote these settings.
Internet Service Provider off-network outgoing (SMTP) mail server settings
Note: Only use this section if you checked “None” for Outgoing server authentication in the above sectionQuestions Answers Notes Outgoing Mail Server: Such as smtp.example.com Outgoing server port:
Choose one25 [ ] 465 [ ] 587 [ ] Other: Your provider will understand which port to select. The outgoing mail server supports Secure Sockets Layer (SSL): Yes [ ] No [ ] Your provider may call this Transport Layer Security (TLS) Outgoing server authentication type:
Choose one.Password [ ] MD5 [ ] NTLM [ ] Kerberos [ ]
From: Configuring Mail for your email account
Take care,
Sterling
So, I contact the email provider directly to get this information???
My mail is saying cannot verify account all of a sudden