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# Kinghost IMAP and SMTP
Unlike Gmail, Kinghost's protocols follow a different configuration. Follow the step-by-step instructions below to learn how to configure your Kinghost email in Sprinthub.
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Before starting, you need to request that international SMTP be enabled to connect your email to Sprinthub. Follow the article below to learn more.
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### Step by step
Go to the integrations area and add a new IMAP account.
When you click add new account, we have the Gmail standard and the manual option. Since the email is on Kinghost, we will use the manual option.
When you click, a mostly blank screen will appear asking for the protocol information. Below are the details of what to enter in each field.
### Filling in the fields
#### IMAP - Internet Message Access Protocol
**Host:** imap.kinghost.net
**Port:** 993
**SSL:** Yes
**Username:** corporate/personal email
**Password:** email password
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#### SMTP - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
**Host:** smtpi.kinghost.net (smtpi because it is international)
**Port:** 465
**SSL:** Yes
**Username:** corporate/personal email
**Password:** email password
**Outgoing email:** corporate/personal email
**Outgoing name:** the name you want to appear when the customer receives the email.
***
### If you want to use your email account **with encryption**, fill it in the following format:
#### IMAP - Internet Message Access Protocol
* Host: **imap.uni5.net** or **imap.yourdomain.com.br** (if the domain is registered with a **Reseller**);
* Port: **993**;
* Encryption method: **SSL/TLS**.
#### SMTP - Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
* Host: **smtp.uni5.net** or **smtp.yourdomain.com.br** (if the domain is registered with a **Reseller**);
* Port: **465**;
* Encryption method: **SSL/TLS.**
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After this process, click add and go to the email page. You will have the option to add your own SMTP or Amazon SAS. If you want to configure Amazon SAS, follow the article below:
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It will be filled in the same way as in the integration:
**SMTP Type:** Own SMTP
**Host:** smtpi.kinghost.net (smtpi because it is international)
**Port:** 465
**Username:** corporate/personal email
**Password:** email password
**Encryption type:** SSL
**Authentication mode:** Login
**Sender name:** corporate/personal email
**Send emails using the following address:** corporate/personal email
**Return address for bounced emails:** of your choice.
### Conclusion
To confirm, go to the "Mailbox" page. It will appear as follows:
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