Configuring incoming/outgoing Mail Servers in Outlook Web

Configuring incoming/outgoing Mail Servers in Outlook Web

Date Updated: 30/10/23
Applies to: Outlook, Microsoft 365

Configuring incoming and outgoing mail servers


1) Log in to Outlook Web with the account you want to set up. 
       


2) In Outlook Web, select the 'Settings' dropdown, then click the 'View all Outlook setting' link.
      


3) Select the 'Sync email' tab from the menu on the left of the Settings window. The information you require will be in the three 'Setting' boxes to the right; which box you use depends on the protocol(s) you intend to use.
      


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