When setting up an email account <user>@dslextreme.com, the Samsung email app erroneously defaults to obsolete mail server settings for dslextreme mail users. 
Dslextreme has been hosting their email on google servers for around 5 years. The old servers were something like mail.dslextreme.com and smtp.dslextreme.com I guess somebody at Samsung didn't get the memo. This is confusing to have these automatically set - I thought they knew something I didn't and couldn't get it to work using the defaults.
I overrode the server settings with manual entries for google servers, and it worked.
I use POP and SMTP:
pop.gmail.com
port: 995
smtp.gmail.com
port: 465
For IMAP users, your incoming server is:
imap.gmail.com
port: 993
All 3 servers require SSL security.
Dslextreme has been hosting their email on google servers for around 5 years. The old servers were something like mail.dslextreme.com and smtp.dslextreme.com I guess somebody at Samsung didn't get the memo. This is confusing to have these automatically set - I thought they knew something I didn't and couldn't get it to work using the defaults.
I overrode the server settings with manual entries for google servers, and it worked.
I use POP and SMTP:pop.gmail.com
port: 995
smtp.gmail.com
port: 465
For IMAP users, your incoming server is:
imap.gmail.com
port: 993
All 3 servers require SSL security.
