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# Setting up Professional Email on an email client application

> Learn how to set up an email client application to access a Professional Email account. This article includes all of the information you need to manage messages using a third-party email client application.

This article provides the information you need to set up an email client application to access a Professional Email account.

<Tip>
  ### Tip

  There are several other ways you can access a Professional Email account:

  * For information about how to use webmail, please see [Managing your email in Professional Email webmail](/docs/managing-your-email-in-titan-mail-webmail).
  * For information about how to use an Android device, please see [Setting up Professional Email on Android devices](/docs/setting-up-titan-mail-on-android-devices).
  * For information about how to use an iOS device, please see [Setting up Professional Email on Apple iOS devices](/docs/setting-up-titan-mail-on-apple-ios-devices).
  * For information about how to use Microsoft Outlook, please see [Setting up Professional Email on Microsoft Outlook](/docs/setting-up-titan-mail-on-microsoft-outlook).
  * For information about how to use Gmail, please see [Integrating Professional Email accounts with Gmail](/docs/integrating-titan-mail-accounts-with-gmail).
</Tip>

## How to set up an email client application

There are many client email applications available, such as Thunderbird and macOS Mail. Some of these applications can configure email accounts automatically based on the account authentication information that you provide. In some cases, however, you must manually configure the account.

The exact steps differ between these applications to set up a Professional Email account, but the information required is the same. In all cases, you must set up a way to access incoming mail (using IMAP or POP), and a way to send outgoing mail (using SMTP).

But first, you must enable access to Professional Email from third-party applications. To do this, follow these steps:

1. Log in to your webmail account at [https://webmail.hosting.com/](https://webmail.hosting.com/ "https://webmail.hosting.com/")
2. Click the **Settings** (gear) icon.
3. Click **Enable Titan on other apps**.

   <Info>
     ### Note

     If you see **Configure 3rd party apps** instead, then third-party access is already enabled for your account. Please go to the next section, **Incoming email** .
   </Info>
4. Click **Next** until the **Don't miss out on Titan's powerful features** dialog box appears.
5. In the **Don't miss out on Titan's powerful features** dialog box, click **Enable Titan on other apps**. Third-party application access to Professional Email is now enabled.

### Incoming email

You can use IMAP or POP to access incoming mail for your account.

#### Configuring IMAP

To configure an email client application for IMAP access to a Professional Email account, use the following information:

1. For IMAP server login authentication, use the following settings:
   * The account username is the full email address of an account you created in the Hosting Panel (for example, [user@example.com](mailto:user@example.com) ).
   * The account password is the password that you specified for the account.
2. For the IMAP server name, use **imap.titan.email**.
3. For the IMAP server port number, use **993** (SSL/TLS connection).

#### Configuring POP

If you do not want to use IMAP for incoming mail, you can use POP instead. To configure an email client application for POP access to a Professional Email account, use the following information:

1. For POP server login authentication, use the following settings:
   * The account username is the full email address of an account you created in the Hosting Panel (for example, [user@example.com](mailto:user@example.com) ).
   * The account password is the password that you specified for the account.
2. For the POP server name, use **pop.titan.email**.
3. For the POP server port number, use **995** (SSL/TLS connection).

### Outgoing email: Configuring SMTP

You must configure the email client to use an SMTP server, or else you will be unable to send outgoing messages. To do this, use the following information:

1. For SMTP server login authentication, use the following settings:
   * The account username is the full email address of an account you created in the Hosting Panel (for example, [user@example.com](mailto:user@example.com) ).
   * The account password is the password that you specified for the account.
2. For the SMTP server name, use **smtp.titan.email**.
3. For the SMTP server port number, use **465** (SSL/TLS connection).

## Related articles

* [Changing your password for Professional Email accounts](/docs/changing-your-password-for-titan-mail-accounts)
* [Importing contacts into Professional Email accounts](/docs/importing-contacts-into-titan-mail-accounts)
* [Setting up your domain's DNS records for Professional Email](/docs/setting-up-dns-records-for-titan-mail)
* [Integrating Professional Email accounts with Gmail](/docs/integrating-titan-mail-accounts-with-gmail)
* [Managing your email in Professional Email webmail](/docs/managing-your-email-in-titan-mail-webmail)
* [Setting up Professional Email on Microsoft Mail](/docs/setting-up-titan-mail-on-microsoft-mail)
* [Setting up Professional Email on Android devices](/docs/setting-up-titan-mail-on-android-devices)
* [Setting up Professional Email on Apple iOS devices](/docs/setting-up-titan-mail-on-apple-ios-devices)
* [Setting up Professional Email on Microsoft Outlook](/docs/setting-up-titan-mail-on-microsoft-outlook)

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