Setting Up Emails On Outlook 2010

Step-1 After you have setup your email on the server, and know your email password, you can set it up on your Outlook. Here are the steps: Click on File, then "Add Account".
Step-2 Skip the first screen by clicking on Manually configure Settings as shown below
Step-3 Select Internet E-mail.
Step-4 The name on this screen is the name that will show to other people as the sender when you send a message. Type the email you created in both, the email address and user name. Incoming and outgoing mail server is normally: mail.yourdomain.com where yourdomain.com is your domain name. However if your domain is being transferred to our server from another account we may give you a different incoming/outgoing mail server to use until your domain is transferred. After your domain is transferred, you can keep the setting we gave you or change it to mail.yourdomain.com.
Step-5 When done, click on “More Settings …”. After clicking on “More Settings”. Click “Outgoing Server”, check the box “My Outgoing Server Requires Authentication”, leave the radio button for “Use same settings as my incoming mail server” checked. At this point you've setup the account. You can click on “ok”, then click on “Test Account Settings”. If it fails to send an email, it means your ISP blocked the default SMTP port 25. So you'll need to click on More settings again and follow the next step. This step is only needed if sending a test message failed with the steps already done.
Step-6 Click on the “Advanced” tab, change the SMTP port from 25 to one of the following values. You will know which to use based on the information we give you in the welcome email: if your email is hosted on a C-Panel, change to 26, for H-Sphere, change to 587. After this, click on “Ok” then “Test Account Settings” again.If you continue to have any problems, take a screen shot of the error you see and email it to us. Contact our support for help with your setup.