Apple mail server info
Here is some information about Apple's Mail Server:
Name: Apple Mail Server (also known as Mail Server or Mail Service)
Description: Apple Mail Server is a built-in email server service provided by Apple for Mac OS X and iOS devices. It allows users to send and receive emails using their Apple ID or other email accounts.
Features:
- Email account management: Apple Mail Server allows users to create, manage, and configure their email accounts, including setting up email addresses, passwords, and account settings.
- Email client integration: Apple Mail Server integrates with Apple's Mail app, allowing users to send and receive emails using their Apple ID or other email accounts.
- Push email: Apple Mail Server supports push email, which allows emails to be pushed to the user's device in real-time, rather than requiring the user to manually check for new emails.
- Security: Apple Mail Server uses SSL/TLS encryption to secure email communications and protect user data.
- Compatibility: Apple Mail Server is compatible with a wide range of email clients and devices, including Mac OS X, iOS, and other devices that support IMAP and SMTP protocols.
Settings:
To access Apple Mail Server settings, follow these steps:
- On a Mac, go to System Preferences > Internet Accounts > [Your Email Account].
- On an iOS device, go to Settings > Mail > Accounts > [Your Email Account].
Port numbers:
- IMAP: 143 (unencrypted) or 993 (SSL/TLS encrypted)
- SMTP: 25 (unencrypted) or 587 (TLS encrypted)
IMAP and SMTP settings:
- IMAP: imap.apple.com (port 143 or 993)
- SMTP: smtp.apple.com (port 25 or 587)
Notes:
- Apple Mail Server is not a full-fledged email server, but rather a lightweight email service designed for personal use.
- Apple Mail Server is not suitable for large-scale email deployments or businesses that require advanced email features and security.
- Apple Mail Server is subject to Apple's terms of service and may have limitations on email storage, sending limits, and other features.