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Setting up email to work with my own Domain... omg Droid 2
baronske
Newbie
‎10-07-2010 05:40 PM

Ok, I have followed all the directions I can find.

 

I have my own domain and am setting up the droid  2 with the pop/smtp server setting suggested from ATT Uverse which are pop.att.yahoo.com and smtp.att.yahoo.com   THIS DIDNT WORK

 

I also tried as pop.domain.com and smtp.domain.com   DIDNT WORK

 

I also tried pop.mail.yahoo.com/smtp.mail.yahoo.com  DIDNT WORK

 

I am so frustrated... just bought this phone and Blackberry was working Fine!

 

I have a huge thorn, please remove...

 

Texas

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Re: Setting up email to work with my own Domain... omg Droid 2
Android10
Contributor - Level 3
‎10-10-2010 08:34 PM

Verify that you have the correct feature for data on your account, if you are using acorporate email account, you would need a data feature that allows corporate email access.


Try verifying  the port settings that you are using.


For the incoming server make sure you are using:


pop.att.yahoo.com

Verify the port setting with your provider.

SSL checked


From the home screen, touch the applications tab (located on the bottom of thedisplay).


Touch Settings.


Touch Accounts.


Touch the email account.


Touch the setting:


General settings


Verify the General settings.


Account name


Real name


Email address


Touch Ok.


Incoming server


Touch mail server.


Verify the server type.


POP mail server


IMAP mail server


Verify the incoming server information.


Server


Port


Username


Password


If required, verify Use secure connection is checked.


 Use secure connection is enabled if a green check mark is present.

If required, ensure Verify Certificate is checked.


 Verify Certificate is enabled if a green check mark is present.

Touch Ok.


Verify that you have the correct feature for data on your account, if you are using a corporate email account, you would need a data feature that allows corporate email access. For the incoming server make sure you are using: pop.att.yahoo.com Verify the port setting with your provider. SSL checkedTouch Settings. Touch Accounts. Touch the email account. Touch the setting: General settingsVerify the General settings. Account name Real name Email address Touch Ok. Incoming server Touch mail server. Verify the server type. POP mail server IMAP mail server Verify the incoming server information. Server Port Username Password If required, verify Use secure connection is checked. Use secure connection is enabled if a green check mark is present. If required, ensure Verify Certificate is checked. Verify Certificate is enabled if a green check mark is present. Touch Ok.

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