I am using Mac OS X 10.7.5 and Mac Office 2011 Outlook. I am trying to connect two gmail-based accounts via imap.

This guide takes you step-by-step through the process of setting up a new email account in Outlook for Mac. If the Mail account is already set up, but giving errors – then refer to our Troubleshooting guide. Note: This guide defaults to IMAP and No SSL. Replace example.com with your domain name. Check your password. First check your password by browsing to Webmail and trying to log in.

One account has a gmail domain address. The other is a google apps mail account (i.e.

Doesn't have a gmail.com address but is powered by gmail). The gmail account can send/receive with no issues. The binding of isaac rebirth mac torrent. The google apps gmail account can receive but cannot send email from Mac Outlook. I get the following error: 5.5.1 x19sm5358056qeq.12 Cannot send mail.

The SMTP server does not recognize any of the authentication methods supported by Outlook. Try changing the SMTP authentication options in Account settings or contact your network administrator. I've checked the settings of both accounts - they are identical in terms of the outgoing mail server (smtp.gmail.com) with the SSL and to port 465. I've also tried sending email from the google apps mail account via the browser and it works. I've tried this multiple times and it fails consistently.

We no longer support or recommend Outlook 2011. Outlook 2011 is long obsolete. It has numerous bugs and problems, including security problems.If you like the Outlook program, you can for just a few dollars a month. If you’re looking for a free mail program, is much more reliable than old versions of Outlook.

Since we no longer offer support for Outlook 2011, the information below is provided only for historical reasons, and should not be used to setup new computers or addresses. This page explains how to set up the Microsoft Outlook 2011 email program on Mac OS X for an that you've created. Before you continue, you should enter your email address (the address you want to set up in Outlook) in the box above. Entering your email address makes sure that the instructions below are correct. To set up Outlook 2011, make sure the Outlook program is running, then follow the instructions below.

Type your email address: address@example.com As soon as you start typing your email address, the settings display will expand. Enter your account information Enter your email account details, using the following values: • E-mail address: your email address (must be all lowercase) • Password: • User name: your email address (must be all lowercase) • Type: IMAP • Incoming server: mail.tigertech.net • Under 'Incoming server', check Override default port then change the port number to 143 • Outgoing server: mail.tigertech.net • Under 'Outgoing server', check Override default port then change the port number to 587 • Do not check “Use SSL to connect” (for ) Your resulting window should look like this. Then click OK.

You are done configuring Outlook. You can now close the settings window.

Setup is complete You're finished! Try sending yourself a test email message to make sure it works. Why don’t you recommend SSL?

Outlook 2011 has a bug handling SSL connections: It tries to use the long-obsolete “SSLv2” protocol that is no longer supported on modern mail servers, including ours. If your network also uses a very common kind of firewall that prevents “client-initiated session renegotiation”, SSL connections will simply fail.

The best solution to this is to upgrade to a modern version of Outlook. If you can’t do that, turning off SSL in Outlook 2011 (as described above) will allow it to continue to work. In theory, turning off SSL encryption in the Outlook settings weakens security, making it possible for attackers who have access to your network to intercept your password. In practice, SSLv2 has not been secure for many years, and offers little protection against attackers anyway. You should update to the current version of Outlook if you’re concerned about security.