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Topic # 111453 3-Nov-2012 22:49 Send private message

Hi

Is anyone able to tell me what settings I need to use to be able to send and receive emails from my @vodafone.co.nz address on a Galaxy S3

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  Reply # 711552 3-Nov-2012 22:58 Send private message

Although I can't personally help with the S3 (as I don't have one... yet :D ) this link should provide some assistance with the settings. You just need to mix and match them for what your Phone asks.

Link: http://help.vodafone.co.nz/app/topics/kw/email/

Just click on the drop-down stating "Vodafone Email Settings"

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Aidan

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  Reply # 711569 3-Nov-2012 23:28 Send private message

Depends on exactly what you're wanting to do with your email. If you're looking for imap settings, try these (work fine and dandy on my SGSII):

Incoming
Username: {full email address}
Server: imap.vodafone.co.nz
Security: TLS (if available)
Authentication: Plain
Port: 143

Outgoing
Server: smtp.vodafone.co.nz
Security: TLS (if available)
Port: 25
Sign-in: Required
Authentication: Automatic
Username: {full email address}




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