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1. Gmail how to change email server settings serial number#
2. Gmail how to change email server settings password#

Enter the password, and then re-enter the password in the fields provided.Enter the Gmail email address in the Login Name field.In the User Jobs section, click on the System radio button for the SMTP Login credentials applied to email jobs sent from the machine’s touch interface.Enter the Gmail email address in the Device Email Address field.Enter in the Host Name field and 587 in the Port field.

Gmail how to change email server settings serial number#

Depending on when the device was manufactured, the default administrator password may be the device serial number or 1111. Note: The default user is admin (case sensitive). If prompted, log in as the system administrator.The CentreWare Internet Services page displays. Open a web browser and enter the IP address of the printer in the Address bar, and then press Enter.To Configure Scan to Email With a Gmail Address Configure SMTP Server Settings: It is possible to make the Scan to Email feature work without enabling these options, but it may delay receiving the scanned attachment if they are not enabled. For assistance with enabling and turning on these options, contact Google Support or check Google Help Forums. Also Allow less secure apps must be turned on in the Connected apps & site section in your Gmail account. Note: The Enable IMAP radio button under the Forwarding and POP/IMAP tab need to be selected in the Settings section of the Gmail account. Pre-requisite: An existing Gmail account. Note: Due to constant changes that can be made on the Gmail server, please consult Gmail for the most up-to-date settings for the Email server. DocuShare Enterprise Content Management.It's often easier to set up a new account, and have Thunderbird automatically detect the right settings than try to enter them manually. If the old account is POP and you want to continue using POP with the new account then you might get away with switching the existing account settings, but I wouldn't choose to do that myself. So again, I'd suggest moving messages to Local Folders and then remove the account. If you're using POP then you already have your own safe copy, but that account will start to become annoying when it tries and fails to talk to a server after that server has closed down. I'd suggest Local Folders in Thunderbird. If you're using IMAP at the moment with the soon-to-be-dead account, you need to move all the messages you want to keep to somewhere independent of the server.

All messages and folders are stored on the server so all devices see the same set of messages and folders, giving a consistent experience regardless of how you get to your email. Users with a background of webmail, or those who expect to work their email via multiple devices or computers tend to need what IMAP has to offer. They start up Thunderbird, it gets all the new messages from the server, downloads them and removes them from the server.

Long-time users of email tend to prefer the simplicity of POP. Read this answer in context 👍 0 All Replies (16) Do you use the qnet website and do you have an address book there? You may need to rescue that if their service is going to close. It will still be there after adding or removing any number of email accounts. Your Address Book in Thunderbird is independent of the email accounts. If you have just the one computer, POP is fine and will I guess be more comfortable to you. The value of IMAP only becomes apparent if you want or need to work with your email on multiple devices or at multiple locations. It's not efficient to have to manage two copies of the same set of data. I have only ever done this myself to remind me of the differences between the two. You could even have two versions of the gmail account, one using POP and the other using IMAP. You could start to move messages from the old qnet account into the new gmail account, instead of using Local Folders. Get it working before you're left high and dry without a working account. My Thunderbird has at least eight email accounts. Absolutely, go ahead, add your new account.