Configuring an Email Address in Gmail

We recommend users access their email from email software like Thunderbird or Outlook, from webmail, or from a device, but some users may wish to integrate their email account into Gmail. For users that wish to use their email hosted with StormWeb from inside Gmail, follow the steps below to configure Gmail to access your email account:

  1. Login to your Gmail account.
  2. At the top right, click on the Settings gear icon.
  3. Then click on See all settings.
  4. Click on the Accounts and Import tab.
  5. Under Check mail from other accounts: click on Add a mail account
  6. A yellow window will appear where you can enter your connection information.
  7. Enter your email address, then click Next.
  8. Select Import emails from my other account (POP3), and then click Next.
  9. Under Username: enter your full email address.
  10. Under Password: enter your email password.
  11. Under POP Server: enter mail.example.com (where example.com is your domain name).
  12. Under Port: select 995.
  13. Check Always use a secure connection (SSL) when retrieving mail.
  14. Click Add Account.
  15. Select Yes, I want to be able to send mail as (your email address), and then click Next.
  16. Enter your name and then click Next Step.
  17. Under SMTP Server: enter mail.example.com (where example.com is your domain name).
  18. Under Port: select 587.
  19. Under Username: enter your full email address.
  20. Under Password: enter your email password.
  21. Select Secured connection using TLS, then click Add Account.
  22. Click Close Window.
  23. You'll then see a verification email in your inbox with the subject Gmail Confirmation - Send Mail as (your email). You'll need to click the link in this email and then click the Confirm button to give Google permission to send from your email.
Your email is now configured in Gmail. When you compose a message you'll be able to select which email address to send.


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