How do I ... on Titan Email?

Prerequisites To Allow Third Party Access For Standard Email Clients/Software

Two Factor Authentication must be disabled on the Titan Mailbox
- That is, if you are not using the Titan Apps and want to use Outlook etc..
- See the following for more information: Two Factor Authentication (2FA) For Titan Mailboxes
Third Party access needs to be enabled on the Titan Mailbox
- For new mailboxes especially, this typically would not be enabled by default.
- See the following on how to for check and enable this: Enable Titan on other apps

Please see the Titan knowledgebase for more in-depth instructions for how to use the many features of our titan email service:

Our install of Titan uses slightly different hostnames. Please replace them if you see them in the above KB articles:

pop.titan.email -> pop0101.titan.email
- ... with SSL/TLS encryption enabled on port 995
imap.titan.email -> imap0101.titan.email
- ... with SSL/TLS encryption enabled on port 993
smtp.titan.email -> smtp0101.titan.email
- ... with StartTLS encryption enabled on port 587 [OR]
- ... with SSL/TLS encryption enabled on port 465

Please note that some devices/email clients may enforce StartTLS when choosing "SSL" for the encryption type - where SSL is the only option.

IOS shows the option for SSL but may use StartTLS; you need to use port 587 in that case.

We might not support all features titan supports.

You might need to upgrade your plan to get access to some services.

Here are some articles for setting up Titan email on different email programs: