Configure Email on your iPhone

How to setup email on your iPhone

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1. Start the Settings app in iPhone and tap on Mail, Contacts, Calendars. The screen will look like this after that:

2. Tap on Add Account and then tap on Other as shown below:

3. On the next screen tap on Add Mail Account:

• Oceania recommends that you review the Configuration settings for your particular email address in cPanel >> Email Accounts
  • Log in to Cpanel and Click *Set Up Mail Client
  • This will take you to a screen with the correct settings for you:
  • You can enter your own details in the chart below in the Setting Column.

In your Apple device use the above settings as shown in the table below.

* IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) is best if you check email from multiple devices, because your messages are stored with your email provider until you delete them. As long as your devices can connect to your email service, your mailbox stays the same on each device.

If you use POP (Post Office Protocol) on more than one device, those changes don’t appear on every device, and new messages delivered to one device may not be delivered to your other devices.

4. The screen will present you to type your Name, Email, Password
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   A note about passwords

   
   When it comes to passwords, they can only protect your website when they are strong. This means that passwords must adhere to the following criteria.
   
   1. Use twelve digit alpha-numeric combinations- something like: JK,y=y u%TyG3 or similar non-words. Absolutely NEVER use the above “example” password. Update your password in all “Applications” includes and is not limited to:
   - Cpanel
   - email accounts
   - any CMS applications you are using like WordPress, Joomla or Soholaunch etc
   - Your sub-user accounts in any CMS you have installed and who have password access should also be updated.
   2. Have a different and unique password for each application as when hackers can crack one –all other logins with same or even similar passwords will be vulnerable
   3. For security everyone is reminded to be careful about who they share their passwords with and how they share the passwords. Using a password in email is NOT at all recommended. Whenever sending a password via email, consider transmitting it as an image instead of via text.
   4. Regularly Changed. By periodically updating your passwords, you lessen the chance that a leaked password can be used to gain access to your website.
     and short name for Description.

5. Tap Next to move to next screen.

6. After this move on to enter the OUTGOING MAIL SERVER information

NOTE: Do not leave Outgoing Server settings blank even if your device says “optional”

7. Tap Save to save the email account settings on your iPhone.

• The phone will add the account:
• Now you can send and receive emails from your iPhone. You can use the same exact settings on iPod or iPad.
• If for some reason you are unable to send email from iPhone, please make sure that you have configured SMTP authentication and using SSL connection.

• To check the settings, start the Settings app, tap on Mail, Contacts, Calendars.
  • Tap on your email account from the list.
  • Tap on Account
  • Tap on SMTP under OUTGOING MAIL SERVER ** See note below
  • Tap on the PRIMARY SERVER
  • Make sure it is active and is similar to this screen below with Use SSL selected, Server Port set to 465 or 587, and Authentication is Password.

Note:
**In some cases Apple have SSL Authentication under INCOMING SETTINGS

• Make sure it is active and is similar to this screen below with USE SSL selected, Server Port set to 993 and Authentication is Password

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