Set up your email address

General email settings

When configuring your email address, you need the correct settings for both the incoming (IMAP or POP3) email and the outgoing (SMTP) email.

When configuring your email address in an email client, you will be asked to choose a protocol (IMAP or POP3) for incoming email. We recommend reading the article 'The difference between POP3 and IMAP' before choosing a protocol.

No matter which email software you decide to use, you will need our email settings to get started.

Settings for incoming email (IMAP)

• Server imap.transip.email
• Port: 993
• SSL Enabled
• Username: Your email address
• Password: The password you set for this email address

Settings for incoming email (POP3)

• Server pop3.transip.email
• Port: 995
• SSL Enabled
• Username: Your email address
• Password: The password you set for this email address

Settings for outgoing email (SMTP)

• Server smtp.transip.email
• Port: 465
• SSL Enabled
• Username: Your email address
• Password: The password you set for this email address

Manuals for configuring your email

Eventhough you can configure your email address in any email client using the general settings, the steps differ per client. Below you will find manuals for configuring your email in different email clients.

Setting up email in Windows

Configuring your email address in Outlook 2010, 2013 and 2016 for Windows 
Configuring your email address in Outlook for Office 365 
Configuring your email address with the Mail app for Windows 10 
Configuring your email address with Mozilla Thunderbird

Setting up email in macOS

Configuring your email address with the Mail app for macOS

Setting up email with Gmail

Configuring your email address in Gmail

Setting up email on your smartphone and tablet

Configuring your email address on Android 
Configuring your email address on your iPhone and iPad

Webmail

Don't want to use email software to manage your email? Use the TransIP webmail in your browser instead! Read the tutorial 'Using the TransIP webmail client' for a detailed explanation of the TransIP webmail client.