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Windows Live Hotmail SMTP Settings

By Matthew Lynch
June 1, 2023
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If you’re using Windows Live Hotmail as your email provider, then you’ll need to configure SMTP settings to send and receive emails from your account. SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) is the protocol used for sending emails from one server to another.

Windows Live Hotmail SMTP settings are necessary for email clients or applications to communicate with the server. You can use any email client or application to send and receive emails using Windows Live Hotmail email service by properly configuring SMTP settings.

Here is all you need to know about Windows Live Hotmail SMTP settings:

SMTP Server Address

The SMTP server address for Windows Live Hotmail is “smtp.live.com.” You’ll need to enter this address in the SMTP server settings of your email client or application.

Encryption Method

Windows Live Hotmail uses encryption for secure communication between the email client and the server. The encryption method used is “TLS” (Transport Layer Security).

SMTP Port Number

The port number used for SMTP communication with Windows Live Hotmail is “587.” You’ll need to enter this port number in the SMTP server settings of your email client or application.

Authentication Method

Authentication is necessary to access your Windows Live Hotmail account to send/receive emails using an email client or application. The authentication method used by Windows Live Hotmail is “Username and Password.” You’ll need to enter your Windows Live Hotmail email address and password in the SMTP server settings.

Note: If you’re using a third-party email client or application, you may need to enable the option “My outgoing server requires authentication” in the SMTP server settings.

Conclusion

Configuring Windows Live Hotmail SMTP settings is essential to send and receive emails using an email client or application. The SMTP server address, encryption method, SMTP port number, and authentication method are the primary settings that you need to know. By properly configuring these settings, you can quickly set up your email client or application to access your Windows Live Hotmail account.

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