att email setup in outlook 2007: Step-by-Step Guide

Some users reported that their ATT email setup in Outlook 2007 is not working when they try to send emails.
This issue can be fixed with a few simple steps, so let’s see how to do this.

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1. Start Outlook, and type Add-ins, and click on Manage.
2. Press the Get Add-ins button.
   
3. Select Online from the left pane.
4. Now, type Outlook Add-ins and select Add-ins from the options shown.
5. Select Manage from the Outlook Add-ins window.
6. Now, select Go Online.
   
7. Select Microsoft Store from the options shown.
8. Select My Apps and Services, and press the Install button.

Check if your IP and ports are correct

1. Open the Outlook application.
2. Click the File option.
   
3. Choose the Account Settings option.
4. Select the Email tab.
5. Check the IP and port numbers under Incoming mail server (POP3) and Outgoing mail server (SMTP).

Check your Outgoing server settings

1. Open Outgoing server settings
   
2. Remove check from Receive mail from everyone
3. Add your att.net email address
4. Check Outgoing server is My outgoing (SMTP) server requires authentication
5. Check Outgoing server requires SSL
   
6. Check Outgoing server requires authentication
7. Do a test and see if all works

Check your SMTP server settings

1. Open Outlook 2007.
2. Click File and select Account Settings.
   
3. Click on the New button.
4. Select Manually configure server settings or additional server types, and click Next.
5. Select the Never check e-mail server box and click Next.
6. Enter your SMTP server address (in our example, mail.att.net), and click Next.
   
7. Enter your SMTP server port (in our example, 25), and click Next.
8. Enter your SMTP server user name (in our example, [email protected]), and click Next.
9. Enter your SMTP server password (in our example, password), and click Next.
10. Click More Settings.
    
11. Under Outgoing server, click Advanced.
12. Make sure that the box next to My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication is checked, and click Next.

Use AutoDiscover

1. First, try to set up Outlook with AutoDiscover. To do that, right-click the Outlook icon in the taskbar and select Account Settings.
2. Select Email from the left pane, and click on the Exchange tab.
3. Enter your full email address, and then enter your password.
   
4. Click on More Settings and select Autodiscover.
5. Enter this URL: https://autodiscover.att.com/autodiscover/Autodiscover.xml
6. Click on Next.
   

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Create a new email account

1. To create a new email account, launch Outlook.
2. Click on the File tab on top left of your screen.
3. Select Add Account.
   
4. Select Other Account option.
5. Select Manually configure server settings or additional server types and click Next.
6. Select Internet E-mail and click Next.
   
7. Enter mail.att.com as the Incoming mail server and smtp.att.com as the Outgoing mail server.
8. Enter [email protected] as the Incoming mail address.
9. Enter [email protected] as the Outgoing mail address.
10. Enter [email protected] as the User Name.
    
11. Enter [email protected] as the Password.
12. Set the Server Port to 995.
13. Click Next.