Setting up POP or IMAP
If you have an email client you prefer to your RHSmith email account, you can
use it with the Domino email servers, as they support several different
standards. You could use Thunderbird, Eudora, Mac OS Mail, Outlook or many
others. Generally the other email clients are fairly easy to setup if you
consult your email client's help files and follow the instructions there. You
can use either
IMAP or POP clients with the following settings (and caveats..)
IMAP
If your mail client uses the IMAP protocol, server settings are:
-
Incoming Mail Server:
- Staff/Faculty:
facstaff.rhsmith.umd.edu
- Students:
students.rhsmith.umd.edu
- Outgoing Mail Server
- All: smtp.rhsmith.umd.edu
Your username and password are the same as your iNotes login (used to access
your Webmail). Authentication is required for outbound emails (same
username/password combination as used for incoming email).
NOTE:
With IMAP your email is stored on both the server and in your local (IMAP)
client, so if you use an IMAP client remember to monitor your mailbox size to
prevent you from reaching your mailbox quota. What you delete in your IMAP
client will be deleted on the server. You will continue to be able to see all
the messages stored on the server when you use iNotes or the Lotus Notes
client. The server side copy of your mailbox will continue to be backed up.
POP
If your mail client uses the POP protocol, server settings are:
-
Incoming Mail Server:
- Staff/Faculty:
facstaff.rhsmith.umd.edu
- Students:
students.rhsmith.umd.edu
- Outgoing Mail Server
- All: smtp.rhsmith.umd.edu
Your username and password are the same as your iNotes login (used to access
your Lotus Webmail). Authentication is required for outbound emails (same
username/password combination as used for incoming email).
NOTE: With POP clients, you are downloading your email to your
local client and therefore your data will not be backed up. You will be
responsible for backing up your local data in your email client. Additionally,
if you login into iNotes to look at your email, you will only see new messages
that you have not yet downloaded to your local client.
Instructions
Instructions on how to set up IMAP using Outlook 2007, Thunderbird,
and Outlook Express are provided in the below links. (Right-click on
the link and "Save Link As..." to save a copy of the instructions onto
your local PC.)
IMAP for Outlook
2007.pdf
Setting up Thunderbird to download email via IMAP.pdf
Setting up
Outlook Express using IMAP.pdf