Account Set Up Instructions – Outlook 2010
Incoming mail server: mx1.mtalk.net.mm
Outgoing mail server: mx1.mtalk.net.mm
Outgoing server requires authentication
User ID is your email address
Password is the password for the email address
Use port 587 or 25 for outgoing and port 110 for incoming (Default settings) DO NOT use SSL
Outlook 2010
Click on Office button (or File) and click the Account Settings button.
From here you will see the Account Settings window with Email tab open, if you have configured multiple accounts then all of them will be listed here. Double click on your email account to bring up your settings.
Enter your account information as provided.
Account Type: POP3
Incoming mail server: mx1.mtalk.net.mm
Outgoing mail server (SMTP): mx1.mtalk.net.mm
Username: (your email address)
Password: (password for your email address)
Click on more settings > Outgoing Server
Check the box to require authentication for your outgoing server
Select “Use same settings for my incoming mail server”
Click the “Advanced” tab and set your outgoing server port to 587.
Leave your incoming server port at 110
Click OK > Next > Finish.
Be sure to click test account setting to ensure your settings are correct. You can do this by click the “test Account Settings” button in the set-up window or by sending yourself a test message.
Account Set Up Instructions – Outlook 2007
In Outlook click Tools > Account Settings and then select the account you would like to edit.
Under User Information, follow these steps:
1. In the Your Name box, type your full name.
2. In the Email Address box, type your full e-mail address.
3. Under Server Information, click POP3 from the Account Type box.
4. Incoming mail server: mx1.mtalk.net.mm 5.
Outgoing mail server (SMTP): mx1.mtalk.net.mm
6. Logon Information:
Username: enter your email address
Password: enter the password we supplied for your account
Check off Remember Password
Click on more settings > Outgoing Server
Check off “My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication.” And make sure you have “Use same settings as my incoming mail server.”
Click the “Advanced” tab and set your outgoing server port to 587.
Leave your incoming server port at 110.
Click OK > Next > Finish.
Your account should now be set.
Be sure to click test account setting to ensure your settings are correct. You can do this by click the “test Account Settings” button in the set-up window or by sending yourself a test message.