Check out How to Setup your Mac Mail client if you need help with the configuration settings. Click the cog underneath the list of mailboxes, and select Edit 'your email address' Under the Account Information tab you can edit: Email Address User Name (your full Workspace Email address) Password Incoming and Outgoing server addresses which can be viewed here. The first step involves the setup of your mail client. In Apple Mail, under Inbox, select the mailbox you want to change. Troubleshooting the Can’t Verify the Server with Mac or Apple Mail Steps to setup Trust for Self-signed Certificate Enter the address of the PAC file in the URL field. Use a proxy auto-configuration (PAC) file. (You may need to scroll down.) Configure proxy server settings automatically.

This tutorial will walk you through the steps needed to make sure that your secure settings will work and your self-signed certificate is saved on your computer so that you don’t have to continually confirm the identity of your mail server. To change these settings, choose Apple menu > System Settings, click Network in the sidebar, click a network service on the right, click Details, then click Proxies. The error “Mail can’t verify the identify of the server xxxxxx” often appears when working with the secure (SSL) settings for your mail client (where “xxxxxx” is the name of your server). The main thing that we are addressing in this article is the verification of the mail server during setup. Security Type: SSL/TLS (accept all certificates)Īll other possible Outgoing settings don't allow me to finish setup.Nothing is more frustrating for new (or old) Apple users than trying to get the Apple mail client working properly during it’s initial setup. UPDATE: With these settings I can send email, but not receive: The Bionic is on Gingerbread (2.3.4) and my RAZR is running Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0.4). It seems like the configuration screens ask for different information. I'm using the same password that just allowed me to logon to icloud. My RAZR just keeps telling me that my username or password is incorrect. I've made no changes for like 8 months on the Bionic. My Droid Bionic (WiFi only) is still configured and working. I just realized that my MacMail stopped working on my Droid RAZR MAXX in September (Verizon). Your phone will check the server settings and you should be able to see your email now. User name: username (do not enter or (enter your password) Mine was p03- so that's what I entered here)Ĭheck the box next to 'Require sign-in' if it's not already checked IMAP path prefix: p#- (you can find this by checking your account settings on your Mac. User Name: username (do not enter or (enter your password) Please don't ask me about any other specific Android phones as I'm not expert but thought someone out there could benefit from my experience. For those who need lots of detail, I hope the below helps. Thanks to everyone for the various bits that helped lead me in the right direction. After spending quite some time trying to get my T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II setup with iCloud mail, this is what finally worked.

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