mail settings
In David's words on 11/8/14:
"All,
Attached is a picture showing the Thunderbird mail setup screen. It's currently filled in for Kevin's info, but I assume you all are capable of changing all the the places with "kstutz" to your usernames. You can save this email or print out the picture to keep somewhere safe so you'll have all the email settings if you need to set it up on a new phone/computer/mail client/whatever. The incoming/outgoing server name is the same...biggest thing when you're setting up a device is I enforce SSL (so your password/mail isn't sent in the clear) and it's different ports than normal for IMAP(incoming) and SMTP(outgoing).
Additionally, I enabled the password change plugin in Roundcube webmail so if you go to:
https://w3.dstutz.com/mail/?_action=plugin.password-save&_task=settings
You can change your system password on the server, which also happens to be your email password.
Please keep the information in this email for future reference.
Dave "
"All,
Attached is a picture showing the Thunderbird mail setup screen. It's currently filled in for Kevin's info, but I assume you all are capable of changing all the the places with "kstutz" to your usernames. You can save this email or print out the picture to keep somewhere safe so you'll have all the email settings if you need to set it up on a new phone/computer/mail client/whatever. The incoming/outgoing server name is the same...biggest thing when you're setting up a device is I enforce SSL (so your password/mail isn't sent in the clear) and it's different ports than normal for IMAP(incoming) and SMTP(outgoing).
Additionally, I enabled the password change plugin in Roundcube webmail so if you go to:
https://w3.dstutz.com/mail/?_action=plugin.password-save&_task=settings
You can change your system password on the server, which also happens to be your email password.
Please keep the information in this email for future reference.
Dave "
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