Dear all,
How can I have access to my Gmail account through Notes client?
My computer is on a network and I access the internet through a proxy server.
I searched the Internet and found these settings:
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Go to your Personal Address book, then from the menu select View, then Advanced, then Accounts.
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Edit your Outgoing Internet Mail document. It’s the one where the protocol is SMTP.
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On the Basics tab, use the following settings:
Account name: Anything you like. Mine is “Outgoing Internet Mail”
Account server name: smtp.gmail.com
Login name: yourAccountName@gmail.com
Password: your Gmail password
Protocol: SMTP
SSL: Enabled
Only from location(s): Anything you like. I’ve enabled mine for * (all locations)
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On the Advanced tab, use the following settings:
Port number: 465
Accept SSL site certificates: Yes
Accept expired SSL certificate: Yes
Send SSL certificates when asked: No
Verify account server name with remote server’s certificate: Disabled
SSL protocol version: Version 3.0 with 2.0 handshake
Now, you shouldn’t have to change your incoming mail server unless you just want to use the Gmail account. Then again, you may want to set up a second account for Gmail so you can pull it into one location (I do it the other way 'round and tell Gmail to forward all of my mail to my normal account). For completeness, here’s how to set up POP access (for incoming mail) to the Gmail server:
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Go to your Personal Address book, then from the menu select View, then Advanced, then Accounts.
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Edit your Incoming Internet Mail document. It’s the one where the protocol is POP. If this is an additional mail account you can create a new document.
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On the Basics tab, use the following settings:
Account name: Anything you like. Mine is “Incoming Internet Mail”
Account server name: pop.gmail.com
Login name: yourAccountName@gmail.com
Password: your Gmail password
Protocol: POP
SSL: Enabled
Only from location(s): Anything you like. I’ve enabled mine for * (all locations)
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On the Protocol Configuration tab, use the following settings:
Leave mail on server: No
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On the Advanced tab, use the following settings:
Port number: 995
Accept SSL site certificates: Yes
Accept expired SSL certificate: Yes
Send SSL certificates when asked: No
Verify account server name with remote server’s certificate: Disabled
SSL protocol version: Version 3.0 with 2.0 handshake
And there you go. You should now be able to send and receive Internet mail from any location without having to jump through hoops.
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I followed the instructions but nothing happened.
Do I have to create a location document? How the replication occurs and I receive my gmails?
If anyone can help.
Thanks in advance.