SpinNet has terminated POP before SMTP authentication and consolidate outgoing mail authentication into SMTP authentication. (July 14, 2015)
Nowadays, the number of email spam tends to be increased rapidly by infection with computer viruses, SpinNet will take measures in order to enhance email service security.
Please use SMTP authentication when you send emails after this.

The customers who configure POP before SMTP as outgoing mail authentication on one's email software will not be able to send emails after July 14 2015 (Tue.).
Please change to SMTP AUTH as outgoing mail authentication.

* There is no effect on SpinNet Web Mail. (Changing settings is unnecessary.)

SMTP Authentication (abbr. SMTP AUTH) is an authentic method that requires one's email address and password to send emails.
After configuring SMTP AUTH on your email software, the authentication will be automatically done.

POP before SMTP is a method which allows clients to send mails as long as they have successfully logged into the Incoming mail server within a predefined timeout period.
After receiving emails, you can send emails during ten minutes.
* It has been terminated on July 14 2015 (Tue.).
Please change to SMTP AUTH when you send emails.

In order to confirm that SMTP AUTH is activated, please click the link below.
If it is not activated, please change the setting on your software.

	Infomation SpinNet will be phasing out Non-SSL authentication from August 1, 2022 in order to enhance security. If you do not configure POP/SMTP over SSL on your email software, you will not be able to send and receive emails. please confirm your email software settings. Please refer the following website. Change to require encrypted authentication for mail server connections

e.g. Windows Live Mail