Md Shah
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Pop/Smtp server details to access ZIMBRA email account
Hello Experts,
I am using OpenPOP3 API to access my GMAIL. I can able to READ and SEND emails by using below details:
READING:
Pop Server Name: pop.gmail.com
Pop Port Number: 995
SENDING:
Smtp Server Name: smtp.gmail.com
Smtp Port Number: 587
Question:
My client is using ZIMBRA email account and I want to access ZIMBRA messages now. So can anyone please provide me Pop & Smtp server details like above to access them.
Firstly I hope its possible to use ZIMBRA emails by C# code.
Thanks !
I am using OpenPOP3 API to access my GMAIL. I can able to READ and SEND emails by using below details:
READING:
Pop Server Name: pop.gmail.com
Pop Port Number: 995
SENDING:
Smtp Server Name: smtp.gmail.com
Smtp Port Number: 587
Question:
My client is using ZIMBRA email account and I want to access ZIMBRA messages now. So can anyone please provide me Pop & Smtp server details like above to access them.
Firstly I hope its possible to use ZIMBRA emails by C# code.
Thanks !
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I've requested that this question be closed as follows:
Accepted answer: 0 points for mdshahbrains's comment #a40037907
for the following reason:
Please see my comment.. You will get more info..!!
Accepted answer: 0 points for mdshahbrains's comment #a40037907
for the following reason:
Please see my comment.. You will get more info..!!
you don't have an exact hostname because you're asking about a private server
the ports in your first link ARE the default ones so you just don't need to specify them in your code or mail client.
if you think you did provide an answer to your own question, you should accept your own answer rather than deleting the thread.
if you expect to send email using a login/password, using the submission (587 w/o TLS) port is better than using smtp 25 or smtps 465, but they all should work
the ports in your first link ARE the default ones so you just don't need to specify them in your code or mail client.
if you think you did provide an answer to your own question, you should accept your own answer rather than deleting the thread.
if you expect to send email using a login/password, using the submission (587 w/o TLS) port is better than using smtp 25 or smtps 465, but they all should work
ASKER
Reverted the option for deleting the thread..
ASKER
As mentioned in my comments...
the hostname or ip will be the ip of the machine that hosts the zimbra.
zimbra implements all the usual email protocols including smtp, pop and imap both over SSL and plain TCP. they should work from anything that implements the same protocol including c# libraries. the port numbers should be the default ones unless your client changed them.