I've been away from network stuff for a while, but when I have the "Use SSL" box checked, the "Connection Doctor" in Apple's Mail.app shows the following as the last attempted communications with .com before it tells me it can't send the message: I've seen other posts on other boards that said .com talked TLS. After unchecking the "Use SSL" box on the Advanced tab for the outgoing mail server in Apple's Mail.app, I am able to send mail from my account using the Mail.app. I simply had it disabled for last couple of days, enabled now and it started working without any intervention on my side.Īs noted by Michal M above, the outgoing mail server (.com) does not talk SSL, but it does apparently talk TLS, which is apparently as secure as SSL (see ). It seems to have started working for me without any tweaks. So, any tips on getting the working properly? All other iCloud services seem to work fine. Receiving emails does work though, not sure why.incoming mail server is .com and it is grayed out.Mainly asking because the settings iCloud config set are not all filled in and are not following the earlier linked support document, e.g.:.
What would be IMAP settings for the new accounts?.According to Apple's KnowledgeBase on iCloud Email the SMTP server is .com, but Mail.app reports an invalid SSL certificate.Connection Doctor doesn't check the outgoing iCloud setting either - just as if it didn't exist.The above iCloud SMTP is not listed in the SMTP servers list.In the iCloud email account settings the SMTP account is set to iCloud (iCloud) which occasionally is displayed as iCloud (iCloud, Offline) - this has been set by the iCloud config when creating the account.How to setup SMTP as Sending emails doesn't work?.So when the iCloud came out last night I created email account this morning.
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