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The Incoming mail (POP3) should be port 995 and the check box next to This server requires a secure connection (SSL) is selected.

The radio button beside Use same settings as my incoming mail server is selected.

The check box beside My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication is selected.

Select the Remember password check box.

Do not input the email alias address in this field. If you are setting up this account for an AT&T Email Alias, input the full email address of the ID (Primary or Sub Account) associated with the email alias in this field.

In the Password: field, enter your password.

In the User Name field, enter your full email address.

In the Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server field, enter.

In the Incoming Mail (POP3 or IMAP) Server field, enter.

In the Account Type field, verify POP3 is displayed.

In the E-mail Address field, enter your full AT&T email address e.g., If you are setting up this account for an AT&T Email Alias, input the alias email address in this field.

Under Your Name field, type your name the way that you want it to appear to other people.Here are the steps to verify your email settings and a few more steps which may fix your issue. So, verify what user account you are using to logon Windows when you try Outlook connection via ROH, and make sure it is the correct domain user account.Īlso, verify the Outlook Exchange proxy server configuration and insure it is set to NTLM.įor more information about requirements for RPC over HTTP to use the current Windows operating system logon information, see “RPC over HTTP AuthenticationĪnd Security” section on the downloading document provided inPlease verify your outlook settings again. Not only you need to change the authentication on RPC virtual directory, but also you need toĪuthentication method you setup in Outlook profile. Prompts you for domain, user name, and password information. If your current Windows operating system logon information fails, Outlook This is because that, if you use NTLM authentication, Outlook tries to use your current Microsoft Windows® operating system logon information.

Must be the same as your mailbox account. To enable NTLM, you need to logon windows as your domain user account, which NTLM authentication is also known as Integrated Windows authentication. How does the connection states fail? Did you being prompted for credential? Or you receive any other error message when you try to connect?