How do you find out your incoming mail server

To find out your incoming mail server, you'll need to check your email account settings or contact your email provider. Here are some common ways to find your incoming mail server:

1. Check your email account settings:
   • Log in to your email account on your device or webmail platform.
   • Look for the "Settings" or "Account" section.
   • Check for the "Incoming Mail Server" or "IMAP" or "POP" settings.
   • The incoming mail server is usually listed as a URL or a hostname (e.g., imap.gmail.com or pop.gmail.com).
2. Check your email provider's website:
   • Go to your email provider's website (e.g., Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo).
   • Look for the "Settings" or "Account" section.
   • Check for the "Incoming Mail Server" or "IMAP" or "POP" settings.
   • The incoming mail server is usually listed as a URL or a hostname (e.g., imap.gmail.com or pop.gmail.com).
3. Check your email client settings:
   • If you're using an email client like Microsoft Outlook, Mozilla Thunderbird, or Apple Mail, check the settings for your email account.
   • Look for the "Incoming Mail Server" or "IMAP" or "POP" settings.
   • The incoming mail server is usually listed as a URL or a hostname (e.g., imap.gmail.com or pop.gmail.com).
4. Contact your email provider's support:
   • If you're unable to find the incoming mail server through the above methods, contact your email provider's support team.
   • They can provide you with the correct incoming mail server settings for your account.

Some common incoming mail server settings are:

• IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol): imap.gmail.com (Gmail), imap.outlook.com (Outlook), imap.yahoo.com (Yahoo)
• POP (Post Office Protocol): pop.gmail.com (Gmail), pop.outlook.com (Outlook), pop.yahoo.com (Yahoo)

Remember to replace gmail.com, outlook.com, and yahoo.com with your actual email provider's domain.