How to Set Up Your Webmail for Outlook?

As many of our clients ask the common question of “how to set up webmail for Outlook?”, VadeCom has decided to write down all the steps to make your Outlook configuration process easier. These setting are often required whenever there is a new server update and new configuration settings are asked from Outlook users. But. don’t worry it only takes 5-10 minutes for all stages.

You will need two main requirements from VadeCom to start the steps:

Your domain name: example.com
Your webmail address: [email protected]

Now for the first step, which is the Main Settings in Manually Configuring webmail Outlook:

Open Outlook (versions of Outlook don’t vary much in webmail configure)
From “File” click on “Add Accounts” button to start
Next, select “Manually configure server settings or additional server types”, then press “Next”
Choose “Internet E-mail”, then “Next”
A new window will appear, in which you fill in all the information required according to VadeCom web server settings:
- In “Username” tab, enter your webmail Address: [email protected]
- From “Password” tab, enter your own password
- In “Incoming Mail Server”, enter your “mail.companyname.com”
- From “Outgoing Mail Server”, enter your “mail.companyname.com”
- Click on “More Settings”
From “Outgoing Server” tab, check on the box “My outgoing server requires authentication”
Go to “Advanced” tab, make “Incoming server” POP3: 995 & check on the box “Encrypted Connection Type: SSL” button
Next, make “Outgoing server” SMTP: 465 & choose Encrypted Connection Type : “SSL”
Press “OK” to save the settings
Finally, press “Yes” when asked “Do you want to continue using this server”
Click on “Test Account Settings” to verify your steps
On “Test Account Settings” bar, you will find that “status” is marked “completed” for both “Log onto incoming mail server POP3” and “Send test email message” which means the process is done and tested.
Click “Finish”

Congratulations!! Now you have successfully finished your setup and configured your webmail on Outlook, and are ready to use it without any disconnectivity.