Group mailbox Thunderbird
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Click on the three dashes at the top right and select "Account settings". Then click on "Account actions" and then on "Add e-mail account".
Enter your desired name and the e-mail address of the group mailbox here. Leave the "Password" field blank.
As soon as the e-mail address of the group mailbox has been filled in, the "Set up manually" button appears.
Complete the manual settings as follows:
Enter "mail.uni-kassel.de" as the host name for the incoming and outgoing mail server.
Enter your UniAccount followed by "@uni-kassel.de" as the user name in the incoming mail server. Then enter a backslash "\" and enter the account name of the group mailbox followed by <@uni-kassel.de> (e.g. "uk012345@uni-kassel.de\smx01234@uni-kassel.de" in total)
Now delete the backslash and the e-mail address of the group mailbox in the outgoing mail server (so that only "IhrUniAccount@uni-kassel.de" is left there)
Then click on "Done" and enter the password of your UniAccount in the pop-up window. The group mailbox will now be integrated.
After installation, please check the correct folder assignment as follows:
- Click on the three dashes at the top and select "Account settings".
- Then click on "Copies & folders".
- Please check that the sent mails are stored in the "Sent items" folder on the "@uni-kassel.de mail account" and change the settings if necessary.
Drafts should be stored in the "Drafts" folder on the "@uni-kassel.de mail account" and templates should be stored in the "Templates" folder on the "@uni-kassel.de mail account".
Next, check whether the deleted mails are also stored in the "Deleted items" folder on the "@uni-kassel.de mail account".
To do this, click on "Server settings" and look in the section "When deleting a message".
If not all folders are displayed, it is necessary to subscribe to them. To do this, right-click on the relevant mailbox and select "Subscribe"
You can now subscribe to the corresponding folders <example: Sent items>.



