iPhone, iPad & iPod Configuration
Incoming mail server: mail.josiesque.com
Outgoing mail server: mail.josiesque.com
Username (your full email address):
Outgoing mail server does require authentication.
Incoming mail port: 110 for POP3, 143 for IMAP
Outgoing mail port: 25 or 26 (some ISPs block port 25); AT&T Uverse uses Port 465
** No SSL boxes should be checked **
Note: Sometimes your ISP want’s this checked. So if you have an issue with your outgoing email, check this option.
Follow the steps below to configure email using Mac Mail.
- Open the Mac Mail application.
- From the File menu, choose Add Account. First time users will be automatically prompted to create an account.
- In the appropriate fields, provide your full name, email address to be used and the password given to you by Website Design Austin Texas.
- If enabled, deselect Automatically Setup Account in order to manually configure the email account, and then click Continue.
- Choose the proper account type, POP3 or IMAP. What’s the difference?
- Provide a description for the email account describing what that email account is for.
- Enter your incoming mail server, mail.josiesque.com, username (your entire email address) and password given to you by Website Design Austin Texas, and then click Continue.
- If prompted, enter the settings for Mail Incoming Security.
- Add a description for the outgoing mail server explaining what that email account is for.
- Provide the outgoing mail server information, mail.josiesque.com.
- Select Use Authentication and provide the email username, your full email address, and password given to you by Website Design Austin Texas.
- If prompted, provide the settings for outgoing mail security, and then click Continue. You will then be able to verify their settings in the Account Summary.
- Check Take Account Online.
- Click the Create button to complete the process.
After completing these steps, you should be able to send and receive email via the newly created account.
For further assistance with the Mail Setup Assistant, please refer to the following link:
Email Support
We are not an IT company. We provide hosting and email services and will provide you with the settings you need to manually put into your PC software and mobile devices (information above). We are happy to try and help with info we have and send tutorials. However, we are not experts on the many different versions of 3rd party email client software or the settings for the large variety of mobile devices.
If there is a situation where you can login to our mail server and send and receive email through an Internet browser, and you have all the correct settings on your system but are still having an issue with your email working, it is probably a local issue (pc, network, router settings) on your end and you may need an IT professional to come to your location and help you. Likewise, you may need to talk with your tech support on your phone service to find out where to configure settings on your phone.
Proper Care and Handling of Emails
You are responsible for proper and safe email behavior. Don’t use PDF attachments to email over 20 people at time. This will target you as a spammer on many mail servers and can result in your domain being blacklisted, preventing ANYONE from receiving your email. If you have a newsletter you want to send out in a mass email please use a newsletter application like Constant Contact, Vertical Response, Mail Chimp, etc… these applications fly “under the radar” of spamming filters on most mail servers. See more information here.