How can I check and send e-mails? (Incoming and Outgoing Mailserver)

Incoming Mailserver POP3

New e-mails are downloaded from the server to your local computer if you use POP3 to check your e-mails.

You can configure for each mailbox in your e-mail client under server settings whether and when e-mails should be deleted after the POP3 retrieval from the server.

Incoming Mailserver	pop3.dd24.net
Ports	110 or 995 (SSL / TLS)
User Name	Your full e-mail address
Password	Your e-mail password

Generally, ports are automatically recognized by your e-mail client

Incoming Mailserver IMAP

If you want to use IMAP instead of POP3, there will be performed a synchronization between the e-mail client and the mailserver. The advantage of this is that e-mails are available from different computers and locations. However, more memory space will be used on the server.

Incoming Mailserver	imap.dd24.net
Ports	143 bzw 993 (SSL / TLS)
User Name	Your full e-mail address
Password	Your e-mail password

Generally, ports are automatically recognized by your e-mail client

Outgoing Mailserver SMTP

The process of sending e-mails follows modern SMTP authentication. You must authenticate yourself to the outgoing mailserver with the same credentials in your email client as specified for the incoming mailserver.

Outgoing Mailserver	smtp.dd24.net
Ports	25 or 587 (STARTTLS)
User Name	Your full e-mail address
Password	Your e-mail password

SMTP Relay for Sending Newsletters

If you want to send newsletters (from 50 up to 5,000 recipients), please use the following details for the outgoing mailserver:

Outgoing Mailserver	newsrelay.dd24.net
Ports	25 or 587 (STARTTLS)
User Name	Your full e-mail address
Password	Your e-mail password