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Setting up POP3 email on the Nokia E71
With the release of Nokia's Email Messaging service (http://blog.brightpointuk.co.uk/nokia-email-service), the default selection on the Nokia E series range of phones when setting up a new consumer POP / IMAP-based email account that the wizard recognises is to use this service. If you want to set up the account manually using incoming and outgoing mail servers that you specify yourself, the procedure is as follows.
From the main menu open the Messaging folder. Select the Options menu and select Settings:
Select Email. Press the Options menu again and select New Mailbox:
The Nokia Email wizard will launch and warn you that a connection to the Internet will be required:
You will be prompted for your full email address and password:
The wizard will connect to the Internet to determine the correct mailbox server settings to use and verify that the supplied username and password are valid. On the next screen, you will be prompted whether or not you want to use the Nokia Messaging service:
Select No. The email account will be created in the Messaging folder rather than the Nokia Email client application:
Select the entry for the email account to edit its properties:
Verify that the incoming email server settings are correct as specified by your email provider - the Nokia wizard should have correctly populated the settings for a wide range of email providers. The outgoing email server settings will most likely need changing, however. Select Connection Settings --> Outgoing e-mail:
The default outgoing mail server settings for your email provider will be displayed:
Depending on the email provider, you may need to edit the Outgoing mail server with the details of the SMTP server provided by your cellular service provider:
For the UK operators, the settings are as follows:
- Vodafone - send.vodafone.net
- Orange - smtp.orange.net
- O2 - smtp.o2.co.uk
- Three - smtp-mbb.three.co.uk
- T-Mobile - smtp.t-email.co.uk
Edit the Outgoing email server as required. Scroll down and set the Security (Ports) entry to Off
Set the Port to Default
You should now be able to send and receive email successfully.
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