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Configuring SeaMonkey To Access Your Glue E-mail On A Mac

If you have a version of SeaMonkey other than 1.1.x, you can download SeaMonkey 1.1.7 or higher from the SeaMonkey Download and Releases page.

To configure SeaMonkey 1.1.x so that you can use it to send and receive e-mail on Glue or Deans:

  1. Open SeaMonkey.
  2. Select Window from the menu bar, and choose Mail and Newsgroups.
  3. Select Edit from the menu bar, and then choose Mail and Newsgroups Account Settings.
  4. Click on the Add Account button in the Account Settings window.

    Image of Add
Account button

  5. Leave the first choice (E-mail account) selected, then click the right arrow button.
  6. Type your full name in the Your Name: field of the Identity window.
  7. Type your e-mail address in then the E-mail Address: field.
  8. Click the right arrow button.

    Entering your
identity and e-mail
address

  9. Click the IMAP radio button (in the Server Information window).
  10. In the Incoming Server: field, type in the appropriate incoming mail server for your account.

    If your e-mail account is a:

    • Glue account, use imap.glue.umd.edu
    • Deans account, use imap.deans.umd.edu

    Screen for setting
up your incoming
mail server

  11. If this is the first time you have configured SeaMonkey 1.1.x for reading e-mail, then you will also see a section for entering the name of your outgoing server. In the Outgoing Server field, type in the appropriate outgoing mail server for your account:

    NOTE: If you use an Internet service provider (ISP) other than the University of Maryland for Internet access, you must use your ISP's SMTP server (contact your Internet Service Provider for more information on this) instead of one of the servers listed below.

    • Glue account, use smtp.glue.umd.edu
    • Deans account, use smtp.deans.umd.edu

    If you do not have the option of defining your outgoing server on this screen, you will be able to do so in a later step. Click on the right arrow button to proceed.

  12. In the User Names window, type your Directory ID in the Incoming User Name: field. Click the right arrow button.

    User Names

  13. In the Account Name window, type a name that you will use to identify the account. For example, a name like Glue will be sufficient. Click the right arrow button.

    Account name

  14. The last screen in the Account Wizard will show you the information you have entered. Verify that the information you entered is correct (including the Outgoing Server Name if you were able to enter that information during the wizard). If you made any mistakes, use the left arrow button to correct them.
  15. Click Finish to exit the Account Wizard.
  16. Click Edit from the menu bar then select Mail and Newsgroups Account Settings.
  17. Click on Outgoing Server (SMTP) which is located in the left column of the window. The outgoing server settings will be displayed on the right.
  18. Click the Add button to configure a new server. Make sure the Server Name is set to the appropriate outgoing server (if you were not given the option of changing the outgoing server during the Account Wizard, this is your opportunity to make the change).

    Choose a name for
the account

    NOTE: If you use an Internet service provider (ISP) other than the University of Maryland for Internet access, you must use your ISP's SMTP server (contact your Internet Service Provider for more information on this) instead of one of the servers listed below.

    • Glue account, use smtp.glue.umd.edu
    • Deans account, use smtp.deans.umd.edu
  19. Click the OK button.
  20. On the left-hand column you should see the name you gave your e-mail account, e.g., Glue (you may have to restart SeaMonkey to see this name).
  21. Click on the Server Settings entry beneath your account name, e.g., Glue. On the right side of the window, set the Use secure connection radio button to SSL.

    Proper outgoing
mail
(SMTP) settings

  22. Click the OK button.

You can now use SeaMonkey 1.1.x to send and receive e-mail messages.

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