2 min read Sep 26, 2026

Can I Use mail.yourdomain.com in My Email App?

Yes, mail.yourdomain.com works with FimuroHost email, but imap.stackmail.com and smtp.stackmail.com are the recommended server names. Here's why and when to use each.

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Many people are used to typing mail.yourdomain.com as the server name in their email app. With FimuroHost Cloud Hosting that still works, but it isn't the setting we recommend for new setups.

Recommended server names

Our mail platform runs incoming and outgoing mail on separate, dedicated hostnames. This lets the service scale and stay available even if one part is busy:

  • Incoming mail (IMAP): imap.stackmail.com
  • Outgoing mail (SMTP): smtp.stackmail.com

Using these names also means the security certificate matches the server exactly, so your email app won't show certificate warnings.

Why mail.yourdomain.com still works

To make moving from another host easier, mail.yourdomain.com is set up automatically for every hosting package. If you've just migrated and your phone or computer already uses mail.yourdomain.com, you can keep it — mail will keep flowing.

Which should you choose?

SituationWhat to use
Setting up a new device or appimap.stackmail.com and smtp.stackmail.com
Existing devices after a migrationmail.yourdomain.com is fine; switch when convenient
You see a "certificate name mismatch" warningSwitch to the stackmail.com hostnames

Full recommended settings

SettingValue
Incoming server (IMAP)imap.stackmail.com
IMAP port / security993 with SSL/TLS
Outgoing server (SMTP)smtp.stackmail.com
SMTP port / security465 with SSL/TLS, or 587 with STARTTLS
UsernameYour full email address, e.g. [email protected]
PasswordThe password of that mailbox
AuthenticationNormal password; the outgoing server requires authentication

Common problems

  • Certificate warning with mail.yourdomain.com: the mail server's certificate is issued for *.stackmail.com, not your domain. The connection is still encrypted, but changing to the recommended hostnames removes the warning.
  • mail.yourdomain.com doesn't resolve: this can happen if your domain's DNS is hosted elsewhere. Use the stackmail.com hostnames instead.

Need help?

If something doesn't work as described, our team is happy to take a look. Open a support ticket or message us on WhatsApp at 01818160926.

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