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Outlook on the web (formerly known as Outlook Web App or Outlook Web Access) is a browser-based email client. Outlook on the web lets you access your Microsoft Exchange Server mailbox from almost any web browser.

If you are a Microsoft Office 365 user, click the following link to access Office 365 Outlook Web App:

Apr 15, 2020 The Mail application that ships with macOS and OS X is solid, feature-rich and spam-eliminating software that is also an easy-to-use email client. Optimized to work on the Mac, the Mail app is trouble free and full featured. It can handle all your email accounts in one place. Mar 31, 2020 Overview: Outlook.com Server Settings. The Outlook.com mail server settings are valid for every email client application that supports the POP3, IMAP or Active Sync protocols, no matter the platform (Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, etc).

How to set up Exchange on the web to access Exchange Server

To set up Outlook Web App to access Exchange Server, follow these steps:

Ask your network administrator or local Helpdesk to see whether your account has Outlook Web App enabled. If Outlook Web App is enabled, ask the administrator or Helpdesk for the address (URL) of Outlook Web App. Usually, the address is in the following form:
https://<Domain Name>/OWA
Normally, you can find the Outlook Web App URL by clicking File->Info in Outlook.
Note
This feature is available on Outlook 2010 and Outlook 2013. It depends on the server side settings.
Open a web browser such as Internet Explorer, type the Outlook Web App address in the address bar, and then press Enter.
If you receive the following certificate warning page, click Continue to this website (not recommended) to continue to open Outlook Web App.
Note
This certificate warning is displayed if an incorrect certificate is being used in the Exchange server. Report this issue to the network administrator.
On the Outlook Web App sign-in page, type your user name and password, and then click Sign in. The user name must be in one of the following formats:
- Username@domain.com
- Domain/username
Note
In most cases, the user name and password are the logon name and password that you use to log on to your organization's network or computer.
If you don't know your Outlook Web App user name and password, you should contact the network administrator.

Email Settings

When your program asks you to set up your email, use these settings to connect your Comcast email:

Incoming Mail Server Name: imap.comcast.net
Incoming Mail Server Port Number: 993 with SSL ON
If the Mail Client lets you select an authentication method, choose STARTTLS.
- If Needed: 143 with SSL ON
Outgoing Mail Server Name: smtp.comcast.net
Outgoing Mail Server Port Number: 587 (SMTP)
- If Needed: 465 (SMTPS)
Encryption: TLS (use SSL if TLS isn't shown.)
Authentication: Type in your Comcast username and password

Email Setup: Port Numbers and POP vs. IMAP

When you're setting up your email account, your program will ask for some information about email 'protocols.' Here are a couple of things to know as part of your set-up:
Port Numbers: Your email port is how email moves from one email server to another. To protect your security and help prevent spam, we no longer support port 25. If you're using an older email program like Outlook Express, Outlook, or Mac Mail, you may have trouble sending email. Learn more about port 25.
POP vs. IMAP: POP (Post Office Protocol) and IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) are two different ways to get email in your email program. We recommend using IMAP for your Comcast email. POP can cause problems when checking your mail from more than one phone or computer because POP removes the mail from our server and delivers it to your device. IMAP makes it easier to sync your email on multiple devices because your folders and mail remain on our server until you move or delete them with your device. With IMAP, the email changes you make on one device, like your smartphone, are reflected on your other devices, like your laptop.
But if you'd still like to use POP, use these settings in your email program:

Incoming Mail Server Name: pop3.comcast.net
Incoming Mail Server Port Number: 995 (POP3 with SSL)
- Incoming Mail Server Port 110 is no longer supported. Make sure to use port 995 instead. You can check this in your email program's Settings, Advanced Settings or Preferences menu.