Can't get mail client to work with hosting company serer

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grmgroup

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I currently lease a Plesk server from Interland and am in the process of dumping it. I have about 10 clients plus my 2 sites on Plesk. I switched over my 2 business sites to individual accounts. I can send and receive via webmail. But in any and all email clients, I get an error message saying server rejects password. I switched outgoing to my ISP so I can send from my email client which helps a little. Repeated calls and trouble tickets sent to Interland result in them telling me it's a problem on my end. I thought maybe their was a keychain I'm missing so I reformatted an old HD I had and can't send or receive from that. Any suggestions (besides advising me to move to another company which is a last resort). Thanks.
 
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Have you tried adding a @domain.com on the end of the username in the Mail preferences > accounts tab?
 
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SogniX

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I run a plesk server, and this is what I and my clients use:

In/Out Mail Server : mail.yourdomainname.com
Username : 1stpart of your email before the @
(altho I think [email protected] should work too)

For sending, click Server Settings on the outgoing mail server, and change that to Password with your username and password.

Hope that helps.
 
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grmgroup

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Thanks. I'm dumping Plesk. It's the new apache server. They want me to use: smtp.registeredsite.com for incoming and outgoing. I typed in the same pw I use for webmail and nada. I changed outgoing to optonline.net and that worked. Still can't receive. A real ****-off as I have all my mailboxes set up the way I like it. On top of that, webmail is like watching grass grow.
 
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grmgroup

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Don't know if this is a factor but my modem is connected to a hub and from there to all my computers in the office. Maybe I need to reconfigure hub. It's been so long, I don't remember what I did when I set it up.
 

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