SBCGlobal email services are quite useful and the best part is that the email div supports both IMAP and SMTP server configuration which means you can easily configure your SBCGlobal for any other email service and use it to check or send emails like Outlook etc. Therefore, you will need to use the correct SBCGlobal network email settings while configuring.
Important SBCGlobal Mail Server Settings
SBCGlobal.net email settings are important when used with other email services or when setting up your account on iPhone or Android.
IMAP settings
SBCGlobal.net’s IMAP server settings handle incoming email. Since it supports IMAP, you won’t need to enter SBCGlobal’s POP settings.
Here are the IMAP settings for SBCGlobal.net:
| SBCGlobal Mail IMAP Server Account Type | IMAP |
| IMAP username | Your full SBCGlobal email address |
| IMAP password | SBCGlobal Email Password |
| The host name of the IMAP server | imap.mail.att.net |
| IMAP server port | 993 |
| IMAP TLS/SSL required | THAT |
| verification required | YES (username and password) |
SMTP Settings
SBCGlobal.net SMTP email server configuration is required to send emails seamlessly with desktop or mobile email clients.
These are the SMTP settings for SBCGlobal:
| SBCGlobal Mail SMTP Server Account Type | SMTP |
| smtp username | Your full SBCGlobal email address |
| SMTP password | SBCGlobal Email Password |
| SMTP Hostname | smtp.mail.att.net |
| SMTP port | 465 |
| SMTP TLS/SSL required | THAT |
| verification required | YES (username and password) |
That’s all about the incoming and outgoing mail server settings for SBCGlobal.net that should be used whenever you set up or reconfigure an email account for third-party email services.
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