This tutorial assumes that you have already installed Outlook 2003. These instructions are for Outlook
2003, although most of these steps will also apply to older versions.
Setting Up Outlook to Work With Your ECEn Email Account
This section covers configuring Outlook 2003 to work with the ECEn mail server using the IMAP
protocol. The mail server also supports POP. You will need to have an ECEn email account on the server
for these steps to work (see "Basic Management of ECEn Email").
1
Start Outlook 2003. From the "Tools" menu, select "E-mail Accounts...".
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2
Choose "Add a new e-mail account", then click "Next".
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3
Choose "IMAP" and click "Next". (If you want to use the POP protocol
instead of IMAP, select "POP3")
4
Enter your name in the box labeled "Your Name:" and your ECEn email address in the box labeled
"E-mail Address:".
5
Enter your ECEn email name in the box labeled "User Name:". If you wish, you can check
"Remember password" and enter your ECEn email password.
6
Enter mail.ee.byu.edu for the incoming mail server and sslmail.et.byu.edu for the outgoing mail server.
7
You should now see something like the following:
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8
Click the "More Settings..." button. Select the "Outgoing Server" tab.
9
Check the box labeled "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication", then select "Log on
using" and enter your CAEDM user name. If you wish, you can also enter your CAEDM password.
10
You should now see something like this:
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Select the "Advanced" tab and check both boxes labeled "This server requires an encrypted connection (SSL)". Enter the number 465 in the box labeled "Outgoing Server (SMTP)."
Click "Finish", then enter your ECEn email username and password to login and check your mail.
Please note that all important mail settings can be modified by selecting "E-mail Accounts..."
from the "Tools" menu and choosing "View or change existing e-mail accounts".
If you need additional help setting up your email, contact the ECEn SysOps.
Configuring Outlook to Accept the Mail Server Security Certificates
Outlook, by default, does not completely trust the ECEn mail server and will constantly ask if
you really want to connect to it. This inconvenience can be overcome by installing
the mail server's security certificates on your computer. Here's how:
1
Download the following security certifiates and save them to an easy-to-access location,
like your desktop.