Thunderbird
To set up IMAP, POP, or SMTP access for Thunderbird Version 3 or later, complete the following steps. IMAP is the preferred protocol. After you set up IMAP, POP, and SMTP access, you can migrate your Thunderbird email.
Procedure
What to do next
You can now access your email with Thunderbird.
If
you selected IMAP and you want to migrate your Thunderbird email to Web Mail Cloud, complete
the following steps:
- From the Thunderbird Inbox, select . The first time that you connect, you are prompted to enter your user name and password. The Thunderbird email program attempts to migrate all folders on the server. If there is a large amount of data to be migrated, this process can take some time.
- If not all folders are displayed after the
migration completes, you can migrate individual folders by using the
following steps:
- From the Thunderbird Inbox, select .
- Select the folders that you want to migrate and display.
- Select . If there is a large amount of data to be migrated, this process can take some time.
- From the Thunderbird Inbox, select Get Mail. The Thunderbird Inbox contains the email and folders that you want to use.
- Log on to your Web Mail Cloud account. The Inbox folder should contain no email.
- Drag folders from Thunderbird to your Web Mail Cloud account.
- The folders that are migrated to your Web Mail Cloud account are displayed.
Your Connections Cloud password expires based on settings that are specified by your account administrator. If you cannot log in to Web Mail Cloud, try to log in from the web to see whether your password expired.