Fix SBCGlobal Email ‘Unable To Connect To Server’ Error

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We send or receive emails using your SBC Global email account, you must establish a secure connection with your SBCGlobal account and server. You will receive the error message "Unable To Connect To Server" if your account is not correctly connected to the SBC server.

Users that use their SBC email account on any email client program or mail apps of smartphones are aware of this problem and have experienced it. The server's wrong settings or some issue with configuring it with the email client software are the main causes.

We can select any of the POP3 or IMAP settings in accordance because we have the appropriate settings for your SBCGlobal email account. When you make server configuration changes and then restart your email client program. Most of the time, the problem will be resolved.

The SBCGlobal Email Settings:

When you are using the POP3 settings; you can take reference from here.

• Inbound server

• Port – 995

• SMTP server

• SSL required – Yes

IMAP Settings:

• Inbound server – mail.att.net

• Port – 993

• SMTP server –mail.att.net

• Port – 465 or 587

• SSL required – Yes

When the preceding settings are ineffective or when you are confident in your setup choices, you should consider other possibilities. Your internet connection is an additional factor. If the connection to the internet is strong when using your SBCGlobal Help on a web browser or an email client, you may receive the error message "Unable To Connect To Server." For any other solutions, you must speak with your ISP or email service provider. Check your network coverage and give it another shot if you're using a smartphone.

Additionally, when SBCGlobal updates or restarts its server, you may get the problem message "Unable To Connect To Server". You are left with no choice but to restart the server in that situation. Users may experience some difficulties while the server is down. You can maintain a secondary email account that is separate from SBCGlobal to prevent any inconvenience.