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As POP3 only download mails from the Inbox folder, you may miss some legitimate emails that have gone into the Junk folder. | As POP3 only download mails from the Inbox folder, you may miss some legitimate emails that have gone into the Junk folder. | ||
- | AfterOffice offers an alternate way to download emails from your Junk mailbox, which is by creating a new profile with an added “-Junk” suffix to your login email, for example, david-Junk@somedomain.com. | + | AfterOffice offers an alternate way to download emails from your Junk mailbox, which is by creating a new profile with an added **“-Junk”** suffix to your login email, for example, david-Junk@somedomain.com. |
Please follow the below steps for setting up Junk folder for Apple Mac Mail: | Please follow the below steps for setting up Junk folder for Apple Mac Mail: | ||
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- | 5. You will see that the certificate id *.agnx.com. So, you may click [Continue] to proceed. | + | 5. If you see that the certificate id is *.agnx.com, you may click **[Continue]** to proceed. |
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* Note: As AfterOffice is using agnx.com as the Global Network Exchange domain, the system is unable to match your mail server (mail.yourdomain.com) with agnx.com, thus, it shows the above warning. You can safely accept this certificate as it is our valid certificate, | * Note: As AfterOffice is using agnx.com as the Global Network Exchange domain, the system is unable to match your mail server (mail.yourdomain.com) with agnx.com, thus, it shows the above warning. You can safely accept this certificate as it is our valid certificate, | ||
- | 6. | + | 6. To trust and save the certificate, |
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+ | 7. Next, got to **[Mail]** → **[Preferences]**. | ||
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+ | 8. Under the **Account Information tab**, you may choose how long to keep a message/ | ||
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+ | 9. Proceed to **Server Settings tab**. Here, you may choose to use either None, STARTTLS or SSL/TLS Encryption. However, you must first untick the **Automatically manage connection settings** checkbox for both Incoming and Outgoing mail server. Then, fill in these details in the respective field: | ||
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+ | ==== (i) None/ | ||
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+ | **Incoming Mail Server (POP)** | ||
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+ | |Port|110| | ||
+ | |Use TLS/SSL|No ( )| | ||
+ | |Authentication|Password| | ||
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+ | **Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP)** | ||
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+ | |Port|587| | ||
+ | |Use TLS/SSL|No ( )| | ||
+ | |Authentication|MD5 Challenge-Response| | ||
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+ | ==== (ii) SSL/TLS ==== | ||
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+ | **Incoming Mail Server (POP)** | ||
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+ | |Port|995| | ||
+ | |Use TLS/SSL|Yes (/)| | ||
+ | |Authentication|Password| | ||
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+ | **Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP)** | ||
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+ | |Port|465| | ||
+ | |Use TLS/SSL|Yes (/)| | ||
+ | |Authentication|MD5 Challenge-Response| | ||
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+ | Lastly, click on **[Save]**. | ||
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+ | 10. Finally, your Inbox in Apple Mac Mail will contains all of the email sent to your Junk mailbox. | ||
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+ | Note that Junk mailbox name are case sensitive, and it is the only one special mailbox available under POP3 access. | ||
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+ | Use IMAP instead of POP3 if you wish to access multiple mailboxes with mail client. |