Thunderbird

Video Instructions

Email	Calendar	Address Book

How to Setup your Computerisms Hosted Email on Thunderbird

If this is your first time starting Thunderbird, it should automatically come up with a Set Up Your Existing Email Account page as shown in the image. If you already have accounts set up and are looking to add another, click on Local Folders in the lefthand menu bar and then Email under "Set Up Another Account" Enter your Name, Email and Password and click on Continue
	Verify that the server settings say the following (replacing domain.tld with your Computerisms hosted domain): Incoming: IMAP mail.domain.tld SSL/TLS Outgoing: SMTP mail.domain.tld SSL/TLS Username: youremailaddress@domain.tld If everything looks good, hit Done, and your setup should be done! If not, click on Configure manually
Make sure the Hostname for both Incoming and Outgoing Server is set to mail.domain.tld If you are configuring IMAP, select IMAP under the protocol dropdown in the Incoming server section, select SSL/TLS for Connection Security, use port 993, and Normal Password authentication. If you are configuring POP3, select POP3 under the protocol dropdown in the Incoming server section, select SSL/TLS for Connection Security, use port 995, and Normal Password authentication. (Note that we do not suggest POP3 setups except in special cases, ask us for more info if needed) For SMTP, select SSL/TLS, use port 465 and Normal Password authentication. Make sure that for the Username under both Incoming and Outgoing your full email address is filled in Click on Re-test, and if you see a message like the one in the green box in the picture, hit Done Your email is now setup! If you'd like, send a email to yourself to test functionality

Calendar

Before you begin:

• You will need the DAV Path found on the server or the DAV Path from some else's Calendar

Open your Thunderbird email client and click the Hamburger Menu icon next to the search bar (three lines stacked on top of one another) Select New, and then select Calendar...
	In the window that opens, be sure to select "On the Network", then click Next
Enter in your email address in the Username box The value you need to enter for Location consists of two parts: The first part is based on your domain name in the format https://cal.domain.tld The second part is your DAV Path as derived from configuring your Calendar If you are connecting to someone else's calendar, you will need to use the DAV Path they provide you The full value will look like this: https://cal.domain.tld/caldav.php/bob@computerisms.ca/calendar Put a check mark beside Offline Support if you want to be able to read this calendar when you are not connected to the internet Click on Find Calendars and let it search
	At this point, Thunderbird will want you to type your password to access the calendar This is the same password as you use to log into your email account Select USe Password Manager to remember this password. to allow Thunderbird to save the password for later use (so it doesn't have to prompt you every time the calendar syncs)
Thunderbird should have detected your Calendar and be asking for Calendar Type; You want to select CalDAV for use with our calendar system If you wish to change anything about the calendar in Thunderbird itself (Name, Colour, Reminder Support, Read Only, etc) click on Properties next to the calendar and edit to your hearts content
	Once done, click on Subscribe! Congrats, your calendar has been added to Thunderbird

Shared Address Book

Open your Thunderbird email client, navigate to the main email overview tab (where you see all your emails from various accounts and folders, and select Address Book from the items in the upper row (near Write) In the upper bar, select File, then New, and then CardDAV Address Book...
	Type in your email address into the Username field The value you need to enter for Location consists of two parts The first part is based on your domain name in the format https://cal.domain.tld The second part is your DAV Path as derived from configuring your Calendar If you are connecting to someone else's address book, you will need to use the DAV Path they provide you The full value will look like this: https://cal.domain.tld/caldav.php/bob@computerisms.ca/addresses Click on Continue
The Username and Password should be your email address and email password, unless otherwise specified Click on Sign in and if the password checks out you'll be returned to the main Add a CalDAV Calendar window.
	If the addressbook you were trying to access shows up under Available address books in the main New CalDAV window, then it worked. Click on Continue and your address book should now be available under the All Address Books category