Open the Outlook app and enter the new app password while adding your account. If you've enabled two-step verification for your iCloud account, you'll need to generate an app-specific password to add your account to Outlook.Ĭlick Generate an App-Specific Password. You can also sign in using the Apple ID you used to create your iCloud account. On a Mac, choose Apple menu > System Preferences > select iCloud > select Mail, then follow the onscreen instructions.Īfter you set up your email address, you can use it to sign in to iCloud and add your account to Outlook. Then open Outlook and use your account name and password to add your iCloud account. Both (IMAP and SMTP) use implicit SSL (use ConnectSSL method) and explicit SSL (you can use Connect method and then secure the channel using StartTLS method) IMAP Server:. Below you can find the configuration settings for those protocols. On an iOS device, go to Settings > iCloud > turn on Mail, then follow the onscreen instructions. iCloud supports access via IMAP and SMTP protocols, POP3 is not supported. To set up an iCloud email address, follow the steps here. I also used the mail system module to redirect all mail to SMTP.Your AppleID account may not have Mail enabled. I'd do a test with debugging turned on and then turn it off.

Allow to send e-mails formatted as HTML - up to your use caseĮverything else leave as is.

E-mail from name - The name you want on the from line.

E-mail from address - The email alias from your custom domain.

Username - Use your iCloud email address, not the alias from your custom domain.

Turn on the SMTP keep alive feature - Off.

Enable TLS encryption automatically - On.

Use encrypted protocol - TLS // SSL didn't work.

Here are the parameters I used on /admin/config/system/smtp: SMTP server settings I'm using Drupal 9 s SMTP Authentication Support Module. In order to avoid spam folders,I decided to move to using SMTP, which meant I needed to authenticate to Apple's SMTP Server.Īt first, I had a problem authenticating, until I realized that your email addresses at your custom domain is an aliase, so you need to authenticate with your iCloud account and an App-Specific Password. Use your Apple ID or create a new account to start using Apple services.

I had been running sendmail off my web server to send mail from my site when I needed to. Sign in to iCloud to access your photos, videos, documents, notes, contacts, and more. I set it up but it's been working fine as a mail server.

When Google announced it was going to shut down its legacy free email for domains, I decided to use iCloud+ to manage the mail from since I was paying for it anyway.

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