SingNet Email offers you the best way to keep your business communications confidential. This worthwhile email service assures you increased security as well as protection of data. To enjoy the services of SingNet Email, it is essential for you to know how to set up SingNet Email.
If you are looking for the easiest procedure to setup SingNet Email on iPhone, Outlook or Android phone, then we will be more than happy to help you. With the help of a clear set of instructions, we will provide you all the information you need to set up SingNet Email on different kinds of devices.
Let us begin this informative blog with setting up SingNet Email on iPhone. For Apple users, we have explained the detailed procedure to setup SingNet Email in 14 clear steps.
Steps.1 – Unlock your Apple iPhone and then go to the “Settings”.
Steps.2 – The second step is to select “Mail” in the “Settings”.
Steps.3 – Now, move on to choose the “Accounts” option.
Steps.4 – In “Accounts” you will find the option of “Add Account”. Tap this option.
Steps.5 The next step is to choose the “Other” option from the menu.
Steps.6 Now, choose “Add Mail Account”.
Steps.7 You will now be required to enter your name, your email as well as your password.
Steps.8 After filling in the details, tap “Next”.
Steps.9 After tapping on “Next”, you have to choose “POP” and then scroll down.
Steps.10 This step is important. Now, you will see “Incoming Mail Server”. Enter the necessary details you are asked for and then move on to the “Outgoing Mail Server”. You will be asked for the details in this option as well. Enter them correctly. Your “User Name” will be your “email address”. Your password for both the servers should be the same. The hostname for “Incoming Mail Server” will be pop.singnet.com.sg. And the hostname for “Outgoing Mail Server” will be mail.singnet.com.sg.
Steps.11 You may be asked to verify both the servers. To verify the incoming and outgoing servers, press “Continue”. You can also press “Details” for each server and then select “Trust”.
Steps.12 Now choose “Save”.
Steps.13 The next step is to select the newly created account and choose “SMTP” server.
Steps.14 Go to the “SMTP” settings and tap “Done”.
Now your SingNet Email account is ready to be used on your iPhone.
Note: The “Incoming Mail Server” and “Outgoing Mail Server” will be the same as mentioned above. Your user name will be your email address itself. “SSL” should be on. If not, then you can use the following “Port Number”:
| Outgoing (SMTP) Secure: Port | 465 |
| Security Type | SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates) |
| Outgoing (SMTP roaming server) Secure Port | 587 |
| Security Type | SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates) |
| Outgoing (SMTP): Port: | 25 |
| Security Type | None (Accept all certificates) |
| Outgoing (SMTP roaming server) Insecure: Port | 587 |
| Security Type | None (Accept all certificates) |
In this section, we will focus on the SingNet Email settings for Outlook 2016 to set up the account. Want to know Singnet email settings for Outlook 2019? Stay tuned to our page.
Let us look at the 6 steps to set up SingNet Email Outlook 2016 account.
1. Start Outlook. Go to the top left menu bar and choose “File”.
2. Now, select “Info and Account Settings”.
3. Then go to the screen “Auto Account Set-up” and fill in your details.
4. After filling the details, click “Next”.
5. Your account will be configured as an IMAP account by Outlook 2016.
6. Press “Finish” after your account has been configured and then tap “Close”.
In the following sections, we will show you 2 options for manually setting up SingNet Email account on Outlook 2016.
Option 1:
1. Launch Outlook, choose “File” and go to “Info and Account Settings”.
2. Click “Manual Setup or additional server types” and then “Next”.
3. Now click “POP or IMAP”, choose “Next”, fill in the details and select “IMAP” or “POP” as you like.
4. Now, go to “More Settings”, select “Outgoing Server” and tick “My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication” and “Use same settings as my incoming mail server”.
5. Click on “Advanced”. If you selected “POP” then make the following settings in Advanced:
| Secure- Port | 995 |
| Security Type | SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates) |
| Insecure- Port | 110 |
| Security Type | None (Accept all certificates) |
| “This server requires an encrypted connection (SSL)” | Uncheck |
| “Use the following type of encrypted connection” | None |
If you selected “IMAP” then make the following settings in Advanced:
| Incoming Port | 143 |
| Outgoing Port | 25 |
| Secure- Port | 993 |
| Security Type | SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates) |
| Insecure- Port | 143 |
| Security Type | None (Accept all certificates) |
| “This server requires an encrypted connection (SSL)” | Uncheck |
| “Use the following type of encrypted connection” | None |
Also tick “This service requires a secure connection (SSL)” for outgoing and incoming mails if you are using “Secure SSL / TLS Settings”
6. The “General SMTP” port settings will be:
| Outgoing (SMTP) Secure- Port | 465 |
| Security Type | SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates) |
| Outgoing (SMTP roaming server) Secure- Port | 587 |
| Security Type | SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates) |
| Outgoing (SMTP)- Port | 25 |
| Security Type | None (Accept all certificates) |
| Outgoing (SMTP roaming server) Insecure- Port | 587 |
| Security Type | None (Accept all certificates) |
Now click “Ok” to save, press “Next” and then hit “Finish”.
Option 2:
1. Launch Outlook 2016 and go to “File”. Then click on “Info and Account Settings” and select “Add Account”.
2. Now, move to “Account Settings”. Enter your email and then click “Advanced options”. Now choose “Let me setup my account manually” and then hit “Connect”.
3. You will see various account types. Select “IMAP” or “POP” and go to “Server” settings.
For POP, enter the settings as follows:
| Incoming Port | 110 |
| Outgoing Port | 25 |
| Secure- Port | 995 |
| Security Type | SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates) |
| Insecure- Port | 110 |
| Security Type | None (Accept all certificates) |
| “This server requires an encrypted connection (SSL)” | Uncheck |
| Encrypted connection | Set to None |
For IMAP, enter the settings as follows:
| Incoming Port | 143 |
| Outgoing Port | 25 |
| Secure- Port | 993 |
| Security Type | SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates) |
| Insecure- Port | 143 |
| Security Type | None (Accept all certificates) |
| “This server requires an encrypted connection (SSL)” | Uncheck |
| Encrypted connection | Set to None |
In case Secure SSL / TLS Settings are being used, then tick “This service requires a secure connection (SSL)” for outgoing and incoming mails.
4. The general SMTP port settings will be as follows:
| Outgoing (SMTP) Secure- Port | 465 |
| Security Type | SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates) |
| Outgoing (SMTP roaming server) Secure- Port | 587 |
| Security Type | SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates) |
| Outgoing (SMTP)- Port | 25 |
| Security Type | None (Accept all certificates) |
| Outgoing (SMTP roaming server) Insecure- Port | 587 |
| Security Type | None (Accept all certificates) |
5. The next step is to enter your password and then press “OK”. Your SingNet Email account will now have been set up.
Now, we will learn the SingNet Email procedure for Android phone in just 6 steps:
1. Choose the “Mail” icon from the applications and then enter your email address as well as password.
2. Tap “Manual Setup” and then select “POP”.
3. Fill in the following settings for POP:
| POP Server | pop.singnet.com.sg |
| Security type | None |
| Port for POP | 110 |
| Secure- Port | 993 |
| Security Type | SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates) |
| Insecure- Port | 110 |
| Security Type | None (Accept all certificates) |
4. The next step is to fill in the following outgoing SMTP Settings:
| SMTP Server | mail.singnet.com.sg |
| Security type | None |
| Outgoing SMTP Port | 25 |
| Outgoing (SMTP) Secure- Port | 465 |
| Security Type | SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates) |
| Outgoing (SMTP roaming server) Secure- Port | 587 |
| Security Type | SSL/TLS (Accept all certificates) |
| Outgoing (SMTP)- Port | 25 |
| Security Type | None (Accept all certificates) |
| Outgoing (SMTP roaming server) Insecure- Port | 587 |
| Security Type | None (Accept all certificates) |
6. Tap “Next” and then press “Done”. Your SingNet Email is now set up on your Android phone.
Final Words
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