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Once the E-mail Migration of 2018 is complete, customers with an e-mail address that ends with @widomaker.com (or tni.net) will need to update the settings in their e-mail software. This article contains instructions for customers using Apple’s iOS 11.3 on an iPhone or iPad, with the default Apple mobile e-mail app.

  1. Open the ⚙ Settings app on your Apple iOS device.
  2. Scroll down the left-side menu of Settings until you reach Accounts & Passwords. Select or tap on Accounts & Passwords.
    iOS-Accounts-Passwords
  3. On the right-side, select or tap your Widomaker e-mail account.
    iOS-Select-Email-Account
  4. On the new screen, tap your Widomaker e-mail account.
    iOS-Select-Email-Account2
  5. Edit the “User Name” field. Previously, it only contained your username. Make sure that it contains your full e-mail address, instead of just the username, by adding “@widomaker.com” (without quote marks).
    iOS-Account-Settings
  6. Tap on the Widomaker SMTP server.
    iOS-Outgoing-SMTP
  7. On the new screen, tap the Widomaker SMTP server.
    iOS-SMTP
  8. Edit the “User Name” field. Previously, it only contained your username. Make sure that it contains your full e-mail address, instead of just the username, by adding “@widomaker.com” (without quote marks).
    iOS-Username
  9. Make sure that the other settings match what is highlighted with green rectangles, in the image, below.
    • Host Name: smtp.widomaker.com
    • User Name: Your full e-mail address (all lowercase letters)
    • Use SSL: ON
    • Authentication: Password
    • Server Port: 587

    iOS-SMTP-Settings

  10. Tap DONE at the top-right corner.
  11. Tap the backwards pointing arrow, at the top-left corner, to go back to the Account screen,
    iOS-SMTP-DONE
  12. Tap Done in the top-right corner.
    iOS-Account-Done
  13. All done! Press the device’s home button, open the e-mail app, and test checking and sending mail to confirm Apple’s iOS e-mail app is working properly. Sending yourself a test message is an easy way to test that the settings are correct and e-mail is working properly.

    

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