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This page explains how to create your new ServeTheWorld mailbox, configure your domain, and manage additional addresses such as aliases and forwarding.
This is your foundation: your own inbox, on your own domain.
For a more narrative explanation with examples, see our blog post: Getting Started with STW Mail: One Inbox for All Your Emails
STW Mail (based on Open-Xchange App Suite, cloud edition) supports:
For more detailed information about the platform, see the official Open-Xchange resources: OX App Suite User Guide (PDF) OX Online Documentation
After provisioning, log in at https://my.servetheworld.net → Products → My Products → Manage.
When your email account is created, you can log in to webmail at https://mail.stw.no using your email address as the username and your custom password.
Log in to webmail at https://mail.stw.no Click the gear icon in the top right corner Click on Install STW Mail like an app
To connect your domain to STW Mail, you must create or update DNS records on your domain name so that your domain points to the STW Mail service.
| Hostname | Data |
|---|---|
| @ | mx001.servetheworld.xion.oxcs.net |
| @ | mx002.servetheworld.xion.oxcs.net |
| @ | mx003.servetheworld.xion.oxcs.net |
| @ | mx004.servetheworld.xion.oxcs.net |
| Hostname | Data |
|---|---|
| @ | v=spf1 include:spf.cloudeu.xion.oxcs.net ~all |
| Hostname | Data |
|---|---|
| _imaps._tcp | 0 0 993 imap.stw.no |
| _pop3s._tcp | 0 0 995 pop.stw.no |
| _smtps._tcp | 0 0 465 smtp.stw.no |
| _submission._tcp | 0 0 587 smtp.stw.no |
| User name | Your email address e.g. post@your-domain.com |
| Password | Your email password |
| IMAP server/hostname | imap.stw.no |
| IMAP port | 993 |
| IMAP connection type | SSL/TLS |
| User name | Your email address e.g. post@your-domain.com |
| Password | Your email password |
| SMTP server/hostname | smtp.stw.no |
| SMTP port | 465 |
| SMTP connection type | SSL/TLS |
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