How to connect via SSL (WebMail Pro 6)

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WebMail Pro supports SSL-powered connections over POP3, IMAP and SMTP. In order to connect to mail server via SSL, you should specify dedicated SSL ports, SSL/TLS mode will be enabled automatically. The ports are:

• 465 for SMTP
• 995 for POP3
• 993 for IMAP

For example, if you need to access your live.com account, the following settings should be used:

Incoming mail: pop3.live.com (POP3), port 995
Outgoing mail: smtp.live.com, port 587 (standard port 25 may be used as well in this case)
Use SMTP authentication: Yes

Be sure to tick both the "Use SSL" checkboxes.

To use SSL access in WebMail Pro PHP, you should make sure OpenSSL extension is enabled in your PHP configuration.
This can be checked by calling phpinfo(); function.

Last edit: 2011/4/29

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