4.3.3.2 Configuring the Thunderbird e-mail client

  1. Click «Create → Set up my mail account…» in the main menu:
  2. Fill in the fields and click «Configure manually»:
    • «Your full name» — your name in any form.
    • «Email address» — mailbox name. Attention! If the domain name contains symbols of the national alphabet, for example, Cyrillic, the name of the box must be convert to Punycode.
    • «Password» — mailbox password.
    • «Remember password» — enable if you do not want to enter a password each time you connect to the server.
  3. Specify settings and click «Retest», and then «Done»:
    In order not to enter the settings manually each time, you can use autoconfiguration.
    • Incoming mail server:
      • «Protocol» — «IMAP».
      • «Server name» — mail.adm.tools.
      • «Port» — 993.
      • «Connection protection» — «SSL/TLS».
      • «Authentication method» — «Regular password».
      • «Username» — complete mailbox name or part of it before @.
    • Outgoing mail server:
      • «Server name» — mail.adm.tools.
      • «Port» — 465.
      • «Connection protection» — «SSL/TLS».
      • «Authentication method» — «Regular password».
      • «Username» — complete mailbox name or part of it before @.
  4. Right-click on the added account in the main window and select «Options»:
  5. Click «More…» in section «Server parameters»:
  6. Pleaseindicate INBOX. (with a dot) in the field «IMAP server directory» and press «OK»:
  7. Restart Thunderbird and test your mail.
  1. Click «Create → Set up my mail account…» in the main menu:
  2. Fill in the fields and click «Configure manually…»:
    • «Your name» — your name in any form.
    • «Email address mail» — mailbox name. Attention! If the domain name contains symbols of the national alphabet, for example, Cyrillic, the name of the box must be convert to Punycode.
    • «Password» — mailbox password.
    • «Remember password» — enable if you do not want to enter a password each time you connect to the server.
  3. Specify settings and click «Retest», and then «Done»:
    In order not to enter the settings manually each time, you can use autoconfiguration.
    • «Protocol»:
      • Incoming — «IMAP».
      • Outgoing — «SMTP».
    • «Server» — in both fields mail.adm.tools.
    • «Port»:
      • Incoming — 993.
      • Outgoing — 465.
    • «SSL» — in both fields «SSL/TLS».
    • «Authentication» — in both fields «Regular password».
    • «Username» — in both fields full mailbox name or part of it before @.
  4. Right-click on the added account in the main window and select «Options»:
  5. Click «More…» in section «Server parameters»:
  6. Pleaseindicate INBOX. (with dot) and press «OK» in field «IMAP server directory»:
  7. Restart Thunderbird and test your mail.
  1. Right click on «Local folders» (or any other mail account) in the main window and select «Options»:
  2. Click «Account Actions» and select «Add mail account»:
  3. Fill in the fields and click «Continue»:
    • «Your name» — your name in any form.
    • «Email address mail» — mailbox name.
    • «Password» — mailbox password.
    • «Remember password» — enable if you do not want to enter a password each time you connect to the server.
  4. Click «Manual configuration» while looking for configuration:
  5. Specify settings and click «Retest», and then «Done»:
    In order not to enter the settings manually each time, you can use autoconfiguration.
    • Incoming:
      • «IMAP».
      • «Server name» — mail.adm.tools.
      • «Port» — 993.
      • «SSL» — «SSL/TLS».
      • «Authentication» — «Regular password».
    • Outgoing:
      • «Server name» — mail.adm.tools.
      • «Port» — 465.
      • «SSL» — «SSL/TLS».
      • «Authentication» — «Regular password».
    • Username — full in both fields title mailbox or part of it before @.
  6. Right-click on the added account in the main window and select «Options»:
  7. In chapter «Server parameters» Make sure that «Authentication method» selected «Regular password», and press «More…»:
  8. Pleaseindicate INBOX. (with dot) and press «OK» in field «IMAP server directory»:
  9. Restart Thunderbird and test your mail.
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