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{column:width=75%}\*{excerpt}How to Set Up Your SUmail on an Android 2.0 (Droid){excerpt}\*{column}{section}

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h1. Solution

h1. Instructions

# If this is the first e-mail account on your Android, *open the application drawer and select* *Settings* > *Account & Sync* on the bottom touch *Add Account*
# Tap *Corporate*
# Tap in the *Email Address* box and enter your full e-mail address (for example, [Netid@syr.edu|mailto:Netid@syr.edu]).
# Tap in the *Password* box and enter your password.
# Tap *Next* on the lower right-hand corner of the screen.
# In the Domain/Username enter your full Email Address making sure you remove the "\" eg;netid@syr.edu
# You might need to select "Manual Setup" to perform the next instructions.
# Some phones may ask you to enter a "Domain" or "Domain in Network". Please enter "ad" for this field.
# In the Password box leave what is there.
# Tap in the *Exchange Server* box and enter *m.outlook.com*
# Leave "Use Secure Connection" (SSL) checked
# Do not checkand "Accept All SSL Certificates". (SSL) checked
# If the keyboard is present press "Done".
# Tap *Next*
# Choose how and what type of information you want to synchronize in the Account Options page.
# Tap *Next*
# Enter an account name like "SUmail" or "My E-mails".
# Enter an outgoing message display name.
# Tap "Done"..

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