Mail Accounts
Adding Mail Accounts in Firstsales.io - SMTP
21min
This comprehensive guide details how to set up and troubleshoot SMTP mail integration with Firstsales.io. SMTP configuration requires precise settings and thorough understanding of email server parameters.
- Email server credentials
- SMTP server details
- IMAP access credentials
- SSL/TLS certificates (if applicable)
- Administrative access to your email server
- Log in to Firstsales.io
- Navigate to "Mail Accounts"
- Click "Add New Mail Account"
- Select "SMTP" option
- Verify Server Settings
- Double-check hostname spelling
- Confirm port numbers
- Test with both SSL on/off
- Authentication Errors
- Validate credentials
- Check for special characters in password
- Verify account permissions
- Timeout Issues
- Check network connectivity
- Verify firewall settings
- Test server response time
- SSL Handshake Failures
- Verify SSL certificate validity
- Check certificate chain
- Confirm SSL library version
- Protocol Mismatches
- Try alternate ports (587/465)
- Match encryption method with port
- Verify TLS version compatibility
- Authentication
- Verify separate IMAP credentials
- Check IMAP-specific permissions
- Test connection with telnet
- Folder Access
- Check folder permissions
- Verify path separators
- Test with different folder structures
- Always use SSL/TLS when available
- Implement strong passwords
- Regular credential rotation
- Monitor authentication logs
- Connection Pooling
- Maintain optimal connection count
- Implement retry mechanisms
- Set appropriate timeouts
- Rate Limiting
- Observe server limits
- Implement sending queues
- Monitor bounce rates
- Connection Reset
- Clear existing connections
- Restart mail services
- Reset connection pool
- Authentication Recovery
- Generate new app passwords
- Reset server credentials
- Clear cached credentials
- SSL Recovery
- Bypass SSL temporarily
- Update SSL certificates
- Reset SSL configuration
- Monitor connection status
- Check error logs
- Verify message delivery
- Review authentication attempts
- Check SSL certificate validity
- Monitor sending patterns
- Rotate credentials
- Update server configurations
- Review security policies
Updated 02 Dec 2024
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