Client Settings¶
Use these settings for IMAP/POP3/SMTP when you are setting up an email client or other application to receive/send email hosted by MXroute.
Warning
Depending on which server is hosting the specific domain you’re adding, you may need to change the mx01 referenced below to a different value.
Check with Tristan if you need clarification.
Incoming¶
IMAP¶
recommended
Server name: mail.mx01.figure13.network
| Connection Type | Port | Encryption |
|---|---|---|
| Secure recommended | 993 |
SSL/TLS |
| Standard | 143 |
STARTTLS |
POP3¶
Server name: mail.mx01.figure13.network
| Connection Type | Port | Encryption |
|---|---|---|
| Secure recommended | 995 |
SSL/TLS |
| Standard | 110 |
STARTTLS |
Outgoing¶
SMTP¶
recommended
Server name: mail.mx01.figure13.network
| Connection Type | Port | Encryption |
|---|---|---|
| Secure recommended | 465 |
SSL/TLS |
| Submission | 587 |
STARTTLS |
| Alternate | 2525 |
STARTTLS |
| Standard not recommended | 25 |
NONE |
SMTP API¶
MXroute offers an HTTP-based API for sending emails via an HTTP POST request, rather than using SMTP. You can read more about using the SMTP API at MXroute Docs.
MXroute Server Hostnames¶
The API does not accept our white-labeled server hostname (for example, mx01.figure13.network). You must use the hostname provided by MXroute. Check the table below to identify the MXroute hostname for the server you’re using.
| F13 hostname | MXroute hostname |
|---|---|
mx01.figure13.network |
fusion.mxrouting.net |