Connecting To Cold Snap Technology Email
via Windows Live Mail
This tutorial will teach you how to use Windows Live Mail to connect to CST Email services. While this is focused on setting up Windows Live Mail, some of these elements are similar to other Email client programs, and services.
For a details on connecting with SSL or with Thunderbird, Outlook, or other clients please contact us.
If you have not started Windows Live Mail before, the window below will pop up automatically. If it does not, you can access it by clicking the Accounts tab across the top of the window, and then click the button labeled Email.

In this window,
Email address: Fill this in with your email address (in example, johndoe@mysite.com)
Password: Fill this in with the password set up or assigned to your account.
Display name for your sent messages: This can be what you like, but should be your real name.
Please make sure to checkmark the box beside Manually configure server settings.
Then click Next.
Incoming server information
Server type: Please select POP.
Server address: This should be mail.your-domain.com. (Your-domain to be replaced with the website you have through Cold Snap. For example, if your website is http://mysite.com, then this would be mail.mysite.com)
Port: Please type in 110, if not already present.
Do NOT checkmark Requires a secure connections (SSL).
Authenticate using: Clear text should be selected.
Logon user name: This is your full email address. (in example, johndoe@mysite.com)
Outgoing server information
Server address: This should be mail.your-domain.com, as explained in the previous section.
Port: Please type in 587.
Do NOT checkmark Requires a secure connections (SSL).
Do checkmark Requires authentication. (If you have an older version of Outlook or Outlook Express see how to enable outgoing authentication here.)
Please click Next.
If all was well, this should be all that is required! We can check back on our main screen after clicking Finish. Email should download automatically at this point, if the account was set up correctly. Your Cold Snap provided email service should now be fully set up.