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EarthLink SMTP Settings

Configure SMTP for EarthLink with us

In this guide we are going to share with the simple way how you can connect to EarthLink via SMTP. We promise you, it is not as complicated as it might look at a first glance.

There are multiple steps that you have to perform if you would like to connect your mail app to EarthLink. Our team has tried and tested every part of this process. This way you have a sure way to connect to EarthLink via SMTP.

The first and most important part of the process is having the correct credentials for connection. Your username and password should be the ones that you use to log into your account online.

On top of that, there are some other credentials like Server Address, port number and others which you will need if you want to connect to EarthLink via SMTP.

You can find these credentials below.

EarthLink SMTP Settings

  • Server Address: smtpauth.earthlink.net
  • Username: Your EarthLink Address ([email protected])
  • Password: Your EarthLink Password
  • Port Number: 587 STARTTLS

What Is EarthLink?

EarthLink is an American Internet Service Provider (ISP) and IT services company that has been in business since the mid-1990s. It initially gained popularity as one of the early pioneers of dial-up Internet services and later expanded to offer a variety of Internet-related services. Originally founded in 1994, EarthLink provides dial-up Internet access throughout the United States.

As technology evolved, it expanded its product offerings to include high-speed broadband Internet, web hosting, email services, and other web-related services.
EarthLink has gone through many transformations and acquisitions over the years.

It adapts to changes in the Internet environment by providing services such as DSL, cable Internet, and more recently fiber optic Internet connections. While EarthLink may not be as prominent as it was in the dial-up days, it continues to provide network services primarily focused on providing broadband connectivity to residential and business customers in certain areas of the United States.