Both your incoming and outgoing mail servers are just
mail.domain.com
Where domain.com is
replaced by your domain you host with us.
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User Post (2006-01-05 16:39:40 by newsletters14)
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I agree. After using Dreamhost for years, they "Rock!" Do more marketing so everyone knows how much!
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User Post (2005-11-20 09:00:43 by lbeckjr)
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I agree with the webmail/email client username confusion.
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User Post (2005-11-15 14:30:11 by walmartbrand)
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Thanks manzos... Your comment helped a lot with Thunderbird... ::hits self::
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User Post (2004-05-01 11:47:49 by manzos)
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I was getting "incorrect login/password" errors when setting up my email client. One thing that may be confusing is that there are two different login names to check your email. If you are using your webmail.example.com then your login name is joeblow, but if you are using an email client (Outlook, Mozilla Mail, Eudora, etc) then your login name will something like m2947682
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User Post (2002-08-29 09:57:35 by foozmeat)
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IMAP over SSL seems to be enabled on the dreamhost mail servers. Dreamhost Rocks!
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What is the name of my incoming mail (POP/IMAP) server?