Here are the settings you will need to setup your Suddenlink Business email on your email client using either IMAP or POP. If you need directions for setting up Suddenlink Residential email, click here.
IMAP (inbound)
Incoming Mail Server: imap.suddenlinkmail.com
Incoming mail port (SSL): 993 (Secure Connection. Recommended if your mail client supports)
Incoming mail port: 143 (Not recommended. Legacy mail clients only)
POP (inbound)
Incoming Mail Server: pop.suddenlinkmail.com
Incoming mail port (SSL): 995 (Secure Connection. Recommended if your mail client supports)
Incoming mail port: 110 (Not recommended. Legacy mail clients only
SMTP (outbound)
Outgoing Mail Server: smtp.suddenlinkmail.com
Outgoing mail port (SSL): 465 (Secure Connection. Recommended if your mail client supports)
Outgoing mail port: 587 or 25 (Not recommended. Legacy mail clients only)
Username Password
Username: Your full email address, including the @domain.net at the end (i.e. @suddenlinkmail.com)
Password: The password set to your particular email address
Note: Outgoing server verification/authentication must be enabled and on. If your email client has the option or checkbox that says My outgoing server requires authentication this will need to be checked along with use same settings as my incoming mail server.
If the email client asks for Clear Text Authentication, check yes.
What is the difference between IMAP and POP?
IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) is a popular protocol that keeps your email on the server and always synchronized across all your devices. For example, if you delete, send or mark a message as unread on one device, it is reflected on all your devices. IMAP is recommended for those who check their email on multiple devices since it provides a more consistent experience across all devices.
POP (Post Office Protocol) downloads your email onto your device. Therefore, actions on one device are not reflected on other devices. Using the same example, if you delete, send or mark a message as unread on one device, the changes will not be reflected on other devices. If you access your email on multiple devices, IMAP is the recommended option.