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If you have confirmed that it is possible to receive mail from a browser, it is time to link it to a Smartphone’s mail app. In fact, it will be very difficult to check your mail in real time if you don’t use your mail application on the smartphone.
In this case, I will try to link it using Samsung Galaxy’s basic mail app.
![메일 - 이메일 설정](https://gumu.kr/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/image-27.png)
Once you have turned on the email and entered the setup, you can see the following screen: (Existing accounts are mosaic-treated)
![계정 추가 버튼](https://gumu.kr/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/image-28.png)
You can check the above screen by pressing the Add Account button. Select a guitar from the screen. (Because it’s a personal mail server)
![기타 - 수동 설정시 화면](https://gumu.kr/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/image-29.png)
After you select others, put the mail address and password you set in NAS into the blank, and then select Manual Settings. After that, we will choose IMAP.
![수신 서버 설정](https://gumu.kr/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/image-30.png)
We have not created imap.fire.com domain, so we just modify it to fire.com. Secure option is SSL and port 993 port. (That’s why we’ve port-forwarded 993 ports in Part 1)
![smtp설정](https://gumu.kr/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/image-31.png)
The SMTP server is same address as the IMAP server address and selects SSL, port 465. Then select Sign In.
![마무리](https://gumu.kr/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/image-32.png)
As you can see, the setup starts and finishes.
If you enter a subsequent setup, there is a synchronization interval or a detailed setting. These settings are not related to server settings, so you can set them as you like.
Series
- Synology NAS to set up mail server Part 1 (Mail plus installation, setup)
- Synology NAS to set up mail server Part 2 (DomainDNS, SPF, DKIM, DMARC settings)
- Synology NAS to set up mail server Part 3 (Certificate, Receiving Test)
- Synology NAS to set up mail server Part 4 (Using Smartphone Mail Application)
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