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Aliant Webmail settings.

Description: Aliant Telecom is a Canadian telecommunications company providing local, long-distance, and wireless telephone service to customers in Atlantic Canada. Revenue: CAD 1.3 billion (year ending 31 December 2005).

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Email server settings for Aliant Webmail are provided below. The best way to configure your email client is by trial and error, and by checking your email client’s online documentation. If you do not find the information you need, we recommend posting a message in our [Aliant Webmail forum][1], and one of our members will supply an answer for you.

<be*>Email server: [outgoing.alianttelecom.net][2]</be*>

<be*>Email server port: 25</be*> <be>

<be*>Email login: Your Aliant Webmail username. (The first part of your email address, e.g., “joe” or “joe@abcdefghijklmno.com”)</be*>

<be*>Email password: Your Aliant Webmail password.</be*> <be>

Aliant.Net is a Canadian Internet Service Provider (ISP) providing Cable, DSL and Dial-up services to customers in Atlantic Canada. The company headquarters are located in Dartmouth NS. Revenue: CAD 170 million (year ending 30 June 2005).

Incoming Email server settings for Aliant.Net are as follows:

Email server port: 110

<be> Email login: Your email username as it appears in your email client, e.g., “joe” or “joe@abcdefghijklmno.com”

Email password: Your email password as it appears in your email client, e.g., “abc12345” or “qwerty”

Incoming Email server port:

143 <be> Incoming Login name: AliantUserID@aliant.net (Your Aliant Webmail login name) <be>

Incoming Password: AliantPassword (Your Aliant Webmail password)

Email server port: 22 <be>

Email login: Your email username as it appears in your email client, e.g., “joe” or “joe@abcdefghijklmno.com”

Email password: Your email password as it appears in your email client, e.g., “abc12345” or “qwerty”