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The IMAP email protocol directs email to be stored on the server. This allows any email enabled device (e.g. computers, smartphones and tablets) to act as a window into what the server has. If a message is read on one device, it will be marked as read on the server and every other device will show the message as read. Deleting a message will work in the same way. Once a message is deleted on one device, it will be removed from the server, and will be deleted on all other devices. All emails will remain on the server until they are deleted, which will count against your plan's disk space allotment.
In contrast, the POP email protocol directs email to be downloaded from the server and stored locally on the email enabled device (e.g. computers, smartphones and tablets). POP works well when accessing email from one point of contact as all the messages are stored locally. In doing so, messages are removed from the server which helps to clear billable disk space. However, any other device attempting to access the account will no longer be able to view the messages as they are removed from the server.
Tap or click Accounts
Tap or click + Add account
Tap or click Advanced setup
Tap or click Internet email
Enter the following information and then tap or click Sign in
Tap or click Done
Click the FILE tab
Skip to step 3 if this is your first email account
In the Info category, click + Add Account
Enter , click Advanced options, check Let me set up my account manually, and then click Connect
Click IMAP
Click POP
Enter the following information, then click Next
Enter your case sensitive password and click Connect
Click Done
Click and then click New
Skip to step 3 if this is your first email account
Click Existing Mail Account…
Enter the following information, then click Configure Manually…
Enter the following information, then click Done
Note: If Done is not enabled, click Re-test first
Click the FILE tab
In the Info category, click Account Settings, and then click Account Settings in the dropdown
On the Email tab, click New, and then select the Manual setup or additional server types option, and then click Next >
Select POP or IMAP, and then click Next >
Enter the following information, then click More Settings …
On the Outgoing Server tab, check My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication, then click the Advanced tab
On the Advanced tab, enter the following information, then click OK
Now back at the Add Account screen, click Next >
Click Close
Click Finish
Click Mail and select Add Account …
Select the Other Mail Account… option and click Continue
Enter the following information, then click Sign In
Enter the following information, then click Sign In
After a few moments, the sign in should occur successfully
Check Mail and click Done
Click File, then select New and then select Existing Mail Account…
Skip to step 2 if this is your first email account
Enter the following information, then click Configure Manually…
Enter the following information, then click Done
Note: If Done is not enabled, click Re-test first
Click Tools and select Accounts…
Skip to step 3 if this is your first email account
From the menu, select New Account…
Enter and click Continue
Click IMAP/POP
Enter the following information, then click Add Account
Click Done
Launch the Settings app
Scroll down and tap Passwords & Accounts
Scroll down and tap Passwords & Accounts, then tap Add Account
Tap Add Account
Tap Other
Tap Add Mail Account
Enter the following information and then tap Next
Enter the following information and then tap Next
Tap POP, then enter the following information, and then tap Next
After a few seconds, you should see all blue checkmarks
Enable Mail and then tap Save
Open the Gmail app
Tap
Skip to step 5 if this is your first email account
Tap Settings
Tap +Add another account
Tap Other
Enter and tap NEXT
Tap Personal (IMAP)
Tap Personal (POP3)
Enter your case sensitive password and tap NEXT
Enter the following information and tap NEXT
Enter the following information and tap NEXT
Configure this screen according to your preferences then tap NEXT
Enter the following information and tap NEXT
Provided there are no typos in filling the account configuration fields, most connectivity issues stem from mismatched Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) host information. Specifically, your email client is counting on the incoming and outgoing mail server to be secured with an SSL certificate installed on our servers for the hostname of . SSL certificates help increase security by encrypting the transmission of your email.
Instead of using as the incoming and outgoing mail server, use mail.tierra.net in your account configuration. This host supports SSL and can be used free of charge.
Purchase an SSL certificate for the hostname of .
If you have an SSL certificate for this hostname through a third party, it can be uploaded to our servers.
(Not recommended) Disable SSL within the email client.