Although this is not what I write so by default, power is power and victims remain victims, perhaps this article will help you further, yes.
belong Apply here to iOS 4.2.1, when an article was written You can read themselves, not bleats after 2 years that may not agree more information on free mail providers.
I assume that you already had tried to mail on your iPhone or iPad set up, but it has not worked for some reason. I will not elaborate on what POP3, IMAP and SMTP, and I assume also that your Iding has a working Internet connection and you know your e-mail address and the corresponding password. If this is not the case, please try Google before you continue reading.
you judge a mail account with the Mail app in iOS a first-time, you will have no access to some features. All settings can be found under Settings -> General -> mail, contacts, calendar
Click on the name of the account in order to change the settings to the account. If you have created can not have any you now add the accounts.
first Cast your account information?
you got your password and e-mail address correctly? Though if you are 100% sure that it was right, check it again. Look in Keychain (Mac Only) to see if it actually was the correct password, or let you send your password from the manufacturer again, if you can not find it can.
second Cast your server settings?
show in this list to see if you have POP or IMAP server correctly. If you have specified an IMAP server, even though POP account is set, you must create the account once again (all the way down to scroll, click Delete Account tap and then add a new account ). In the list that you enable SSL / disable need, scroll down and select Advanced . On the next page you will have the option to disable SSL. If you must use a specific port, you can also enter this here.
third Your settings are correct but you still do not receive mail?
Some vendors (eg Google Mail, T-Online) can retrieve mail from mobile devices to only after it has been enabled in the web interface. Some even go a step further and ask for money for the retrieval of messages from mobile devices. Check in every case, the settings of your party to a function which might suggest.
example of Gmail: Sign surf http://mail.google.com, and then click the top right of settings. Tab Forwarding and POP / IMAP and clicking there the appropriate radio button for POP or IMAP, Save changes not forget at the end.
4th It's still not fucking!!
Please check again your password. If you have too much gedoktort, again completely delete the account and put it on again. Check back to see if you can use SSL (If not on the list here it goes, let it out). Check if the SSL authentication password or MD5 etc takes place.
5th All that is true but it is still not !!!!! 11 111
Or see how often your provider allows queries on the server. Some vendors (eg web.de) have set a minimum distance between two requests. When a device more frequently to retrieve mail, the server sends back an error message. In this case, you must increase the distance between the queries. (Wait And obviously for that period to try again to access the site. If your provider make such Firlefänzchen, you should get anyway consider whether it is not the time to give you a new account zuzulegen ...) This reconciliation tap and select the appropriate interval. In Advanced you can query the set individually for each account.
6th Helps nothing. Can not. Crappy part.
call Apple Care to (0180/5009433 - Attention, charged). Go into an Apple Store or an Apple Authorized Service Provider near you.
7th I can now receive mail but not send!
Check your SMTP settings. Check, whether the primary server is also associated for the account. Check if your provider uses SMTP authentication. If you do not know, give a precaution user name (usually the e-mail address) and password.
Check if the port again and SSL. Now would also be a good time for your password again to check. Do not forget to confirm your entries by the end finished.
Have you changed a lot of settings, it makes sense to the Mail App and start fresh. Desperate Mac users can of course also set up everything on your Mac in iTunes and then simply mail settings assume in the synchronization menu.
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