SERVERS
The IMAP server is the server that Email Archiver contacts to obtain your email on your behalf. We list here some common servers. If your email address is not listed here contact your email provider. If you are still having problems contact our support.
Notes:
- The IMAP username is generally your email address, but sometimes it’s something else, like the first part of your email. So for example Apple’s mail server likes you to simply provide the first part of your email. So if you have an iCloud or .mac or .me email (say) [email protected] you would enter examplename in the Username field in Email Archiver Pro.
- By default the port is set to 993 if your provider requires the use of a different port, append it to the end of the IMAP server address with a colon. eg. imap.provider.com:143
IMAP server list:
Apple ([email protected], [email protected], [email protected])
Username: examplename
IMAP Server: imap.mail.me.com
Gmail
Username: [email protected]
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap.gmail.com
Please make sure, that IMAP access is enabled in the account settings.
Login to your account and enable IMAP (mail.google.com -> Settings cog -> Settings -> ‘Forwarding and POP/IMAP’ (tab) -> Enable IMAP (radio))
To archive your Gmail account using IMAP you would need to create an App Password:
https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/185833?hl=en-GB
In Select app add new app 'EAP'
In Select device choose ‘Mac’
Copy the app password generated
Google ([email protected])
Outlook.com
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap-mail.outlook.com
Office365.com
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) outlook.office365.comNote: If the above settings are not working for your account, then login into the outlook web app, go to the “Settings” > “Options” > “Account” > “My Account” > “Settings for POP and IMAP Access”. You are required to use IMAP instead of POP3:
Yahoo Mail
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap.mail.yahoo.comYahoo Mail Plus
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) plus.imap.mail.yahoo.comYahoo Mail UK
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap.mail.yahoo.co.ukYahoo Mail Deutschland
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap.mail.yahoo.com
Yahoo Mail AU/NZ
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap.mail.yahoo.au
AT&T
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap.att.yahoo.com
NTL @ntlworld.com
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap.ntlworld.com
BT Connect
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap4.btconnect.com:143
O2 Deutschland
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap.o2online.de:143
T-Online Deutschland
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) secureimap.t-online.de
1&1 (1and1)
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap.1and1.com
1&1 Deutschland
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap.1und1.de
Verizon
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) incoming.verizon.net:143
zoho Mail
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap.zoho.com
Mail.com
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap.mail.com
GMX.com
IMAP Server (Incoming Messages) imap.gmx.com
PORTS
By default port 993 is used, if you need to specify a different port, add it to the end of the IMAP address like so (where 143 is the port):
imap.yourserver.com:143
SECURITY
By default all connections are established using TLS/SSL
If your current provider does not support connections via this method, we strongly recommend you switch to a provider who does support secure connections.
If you need to disable ssl/tls enter the following in the imap server box.
imap.yourserver.com:143:noTLSPlease note, you must include the port if you also need to disable ssl/tls. The default port for most insecure servers is 143.
The other encryption type is “Start TLS” this method offers a way to upgrade a plain text (insecure) connection to an encrypted (TLS/SSL) connection instead of using a separate port for encrypted communication
imap.yourserver.com:143:startTLS