Set up SBCGlobal.net Email On Mac, Windows, Android & iPhone

Interested in configuring SBCGlobal.net email settings but unsure how to do so? You've arrived at the proper location. You can find the incoming and outgoing server settings for your Set Up SBCGlobal.net email on Mac in this blog, along with instructions on how to set them up on different email clients. You must adjust the email's settings independently depending on whether you want to use it on a PC or a mobile device.

SBCGlobal.net Email Settings For Android Device

Setting up your SBCGlobal.net account on an Android device is a simple procedure. You can configure the SBCGlobal.net email settings on your Android by following the steps below:

1. You must first launch the Mail app on your Android device.

2. Enter your SBCGlobal.net email login information by going to the Add account page (email and password).

3. Select Manual Setup from the menu now.

4. Enter the IMAP settings for the SBCGlobal.net email by selecting IMAP as your account type. Note: Please refer to this page's earlier discussion of the SBCGlobal.net incoming and outgoing mail settings.

5. Click Done to add your account after entering the proper email settings in the fields that need them.

SBCGlobal.net Email Settings For MAC

You can configure your SBCGlobal.net email settings on your Mac device. The procedure might seem a bit tricky but with the help of the below configuration guide, you can do it smoothly. Let’s start with it right away.

1. Install the mail application on your Mac device first.

2. Using the top menu, choose Add Account.

3. Find if there is a configuration option for SBCGlobal.net in the list and click on it. If not, choose the Other Mail Account option to begin the manual SBCGlobal.net email setup.

4. Your name, SBCGlobal.net email address, and account password must all be entered.

5. Set up your email as described below:

• Username: The email address associated with your SBCGlobal.net email account must be entered here.

• Password: Type in your account's password.

• You must now choose your account type. If you want to set up your account as IMAP, nothing needs to be selected because it is already set as the default. However, if you'd prefer to use a POP account, you can change it to POP.

• Imap.mail.att.net is the hostname for the receiving mail server, and smtp.mail.att.net is the hostname for the outgoing mail server.

• Just disregard the screen that says "Unable to validate account name or password" and keep on.

• Select Continue and disregard the "two servers" message.