Here you are some information about how to read and send e-mails from your mailbox.
We offer a webmail service for that kind of bad people who think that configuring an e-mail client is too boring.
You can use whatever e-mail client for desktop and smartphone, like Mozilla Thunderbird, Evolution, K-9 mail, etc. If you use one of them, they will ask some parameters, briefly documented below:
The IMAP protocol allows to access emails, and keep them in sync between your devices.
| Server | mail.reyboz.it |
|---|---|
| Port | 993 |
| Username | your.name@example.com |
| Encryption method | TLS on a dedicated port (also known as SSL) (not to be confused with STARTTLS) |
| Authentication | Requires authentication (PLAIN) |
The POP protocol allows to access emails, usually from just one device.
| Server | mail.reyboz.it |
|---|---|
| Port | 995 |
| Username | your.name@example.com |
| Encryption method | TLS on a dedicated port (also known as SSL) (not to be confused with STARTTLS) |
| Authentication | Requires authentication (PLAIN) |
The SMTP protocol allows to send emails.
| Server | mail.reyboz.it |
|---|---|
| Username | your.name@example.com |
| Port | 465 |
| Encryption method | TLS on a dedicated port (also known as SSL) (not to be confused with STARTTLS) |
| Authentication | Requires authentication (PLAIN) |
The user documentation ends here.
You probably don't need to follow this section. This is only useful during your first domain configuration. To configure your domain:
| Record type | Record name | Record value |
|---|---|---|
| MX | mail.reyboz.it | |
| SPF | v=spf1 mx -all | |
| TXT | _dmarc | v=DMARC1; p=reject |