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Outlook 2010

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1. Click on File and select Info, then Add Account.



2. Select Manually configure server settings or additional server types and click Next.

3. Select Internet E-mail and click Next.

4. Under Incoming email server type, select:

  • IMAP (Recommended), or
  • POP

Tip: We recommend using IMAP, especially if you access your email from multiple devices (such as a phone, tablet, or computer). IMAP keeps your emails synchronised across all your devices.

Enter the corresponding settings of the incoming email server type of your choice below.

Setting IMAP POP
Incoming Mail Server imap.spintel.net.au pop3.spintel.net.au
Incoming Port 993 (SSL/TLS)
Alternative: 143 (STARTTLS/TLS if supported)
995 (SSL/TLS)
Alternative: 110 (Unencrypted - Not Recommended)
Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) smtp.spintel.net.au smtp.spintel.net.au
Outgoing Port 587 (STARTTLS/TLS)
Alternative: 465 (SSL/TLS)
587 (STARTTLS/TLS)
Alternative: 465 (SSL/TLS)
Outgoing Server Authentication Enabled Enabled
Username Your SpinTel email username (the part before @spin.net.au) Your SpinTel email username (the part before @spin.net.au)
Password Your SpinTel email password Your SpinTel email password

If you're changing an existing email account from POP to IMAP or from IMAP to POP, we recommend backing up any important emails before making the change. This helps prevent accidental data loss, as some email applications store emails differently depending on the account type.

5. Select Advanced, make sure that the Incoming server port matches the port of your preferred incoming server (please refer to the table above), and the Outgoing server port is 587, then click OK.

6. Click Next. The program will test the settings and should show as follows:

 

Outlook 2010