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Polaris Mail IMAP & POP3 (Email Client Connection Information)

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This guide provides a step-by-step walkthrough for Setting up your Email client with your Polaris Mail account. Click here for the server connection details.

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Setting up your Email Client

1. In your email application, click on the button Add account and select a new account of type IMAP.

💡 NOTE: IMAP is recommended rather than POP3, because it’s a protocol made to support several devices accessing one same account, with all folders synced on the Polaris mail server, which also guarantees that the backups will be executed. (see Polaris Mail article here)

2. Select Manual Setup or Advanced Setup.

3. Fill in the server details for:

User information

Name: the name that will be displayed in emails as “From”. It can be your full name, the name of the Company, etc.


Email Address: your full email address, for example [email protected] or [email protected].

IMAP Server Connection details (recommended)

Incoming server: imap.emailarray.com
Incoming server port (SSL): 993
Incoming server type of encryption: SSL

Outgoing server: smtp.emailarray.com
Outgoing server port: 465
Outgoing server type of encryption: SSL

✅ Check the option for SMTP requires authentication (sometimes referred to as “My server requires SMTP authentication”).

POP3 Server Connection Details

Incoming server: pop.emailarray.com
Incoming server port (SSL): 995

Incoming Server Port (TLS): 110

Outgoing server: smtp.emailarray.com
Outgoing server port: 465
Outgoing server type of encryption: SSL

Login information

User Name / Email address / Username: your full email address
Password: your email address password

4. Click the Finish button to complete the set up

5. Send a test mail 🙂

To be able to send emails, always check the option to “Require authentication” (sometimes referred to as “My server requires SMTP authentication”).

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