AOL IMAP POP SMTP Settings

AOL email users can set up and use their email accounts on all email programs that support IMAP or POP. With the correct AOL email settings, you can set up your AOL email account in email clients such as Microsoft Outlook, Thunderbird, Outlook Express, Apple Mail, Eudora, Foxmail, etc. IMAP or POP are different mail protocols that allow you to access, view and download emails from a mail server to mail client. These days, IMAP is the more common option. It keeps your email (and folders) on the remote email server. IMAP also allows you to use multiple devices, including mobiles, to access the mail server and keep all devices synced with the mail server.

Setup AOL Email Account using IMAP

You can use below IMAP settings information to set up your AOL email on an email client.

Email Address: your full AOL email addresss, like jack@aol.comIMAP Username: your full AOL email addresss, like jack@aol.comIMAP Port: Use port 143 for standard or 993 for SSL connectionsIncoming Mail Server: imap.aol.comSMTP Outgoing Server Address: smtp.aol.comSMTP Username: your full AOL email addresss, same as IMAP usernameSMTP Port: 587SMTP Password: password you use to login to AOL mail accountFor a secure connection check the SSL option for IMAP/POP and TLS for SMTP in your mail program.

Set up AOL Email Account using POP

You can use below POP settings information to set up your AOL email on an email client.

Email Address: your full AOL email addresss, like jack@aol.comPOP Username: your full AOL email addresss, like jack@aol.comPOP Port: Use port 110 for standard or 995 for SSL connectionsIncoming Mail Server: pop.aol.comSMTP Outgoing Server Address: smtp.aol.comSMTP Username: your full AOL email addresss, same as IMAP usernameSMTP Port: 587SMTP Password: password you use to login to AOL mail accountFor a secure connection check the SSL option for IMAP/POP and TLS for SMTP in your mail program.Remember to check the option for leaving messages on the server

Note: above AOL email settings and information apply to manual configuration on various devices and email software. Many of the mordern email programs however will automatically input most of these info for you. See some examples as following

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