Fuse.net is a popular email service that is often used to create personal accounts. The purpose of FuseNet is to coordinate and facilitate fusion education, share best practices, co-develop educational tools and organize educational events. The members of FuseNet have jointly defined the academic criteria for awarding the Doctorate and Masters certificates in European Fusion. These criteria have been set to promote a high level of fusion education across Europe.
Step by Step FUSE.NET email server configuration: POP and SMTP
Consider the following POP and SMTP email configuration from FUSE.NET. These settings can help you set up your email account in any of the popular email clients. If you are looking for detailed instructions, please scroll down the page and you will find the detailed setup instructions for Android phones, iPhones, Apple Mail, eM Client, Entourage, Incredimail, Mailbird lite, Opera, Thunderbird, Outlook2007,
2010, 2013, and 2016.
FUSE.NET – Incoming (POP) Mail Server details
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Account Type |
POP |
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Username |
Your Email Address |
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Password |
Your Email Account Password |
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Server hostname |
pop.fuse.net |
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ServerPort |
110 |
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Required Authentication? |
Yes, Email account Username and Password |
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SSL/TLS |
NO |
FUSE.NET – Outgoing(SMTP) Mail Server Details
|
Account Type |
SMTP |
|
Username |
Your Email Address |
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Password |
Your Email Account Password |
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Server hostname |
smtp.fuse.net |
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ServerPort |
25 |
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Required Authentication? |
Yes, Email account Username and Password |
|
SSL/TLS |
NO |
FUSE.NET email account on your Android Phone
Step 1: Start by selecting the Mail icon on the application screen. Enter the email address and email password. Select Manual setup.
Step 2: Select POP.
Step 3: If yes POP is selected, make sure you enter the settings below and click Next.
POP server: pop.fuse.net
Security type: None
Port: 110
Secure: Port: 993
Security Type: SSL/TLS
Insecure: Port: 110
Security Type: None
Step 4: Type the following outgoing SMTP Enter Settings for FUSE.NET and click Next Select
SMTP server: smtp.fuse.net
Security type: None
Port: 25
The following are general SMTP port settings
Outgoing (SMTP)
Secure – Port: 465
Security Type: SSL/TLS
Outgoing (SMTP roaming server)
Secure – Port: 587
Security Type: SSL/TLS
Outgoing (SMTP) – Port: 25
Security Type: None
Outgoing (SMTP Roaming Server )
Insecure – Port: 587
Security Type: None
Step 5: Select Done.
Congratulations! You are done here and you can use your email account on your Android phone.
FUSE.NET email account on your iPhone
Step 1: Select the Settings icon on your start screen.
Step 2: Select email.
Step 3: Select Accounts.
Step 4: Select Add Account.
Step 5: Select Other in the menu.
Step 6: Select add email account.
Step 7: Enter your name, email address, and password, then click Next.
Step 8: Select POP. After that, you need to drag it down to Incoming Server and enter all relevant details. Then, for the outgoing mail server, do the same as given below, then select Next.
The hostname of the incoming mail server is pop.fuse.net
The hostname of the outgoing mail server is SMTP.fuse .net
Step 9: You may get a message asking you to check your incoming and outgoing servers. You can either click Next for each one or tap Details and then Trust.
Step 10: Save.
Step 11: Select the new account you just created.
Step 12: Select the SMTP Server.
Step 13: Tick the SMTP settings and click Done.
The outgoing server hostname for FUSE.NET is smtp.fuse.net
Username: FUSE.NET full email address
Password: Your Email Password
Use SSL is enabled. You can also disable it and use the correct port number as below.
Outgoing (SMTP)
Secure – Port: 465
Security type: SSL/TLS
Outgoing (SMTP roaming server)
Secure – Port: 587
Security Type: SSL/TLS
Outgoing (SMTP) – Port: 25
Security Type: None
Outgoing (SMTP roaming server)
Insecure – Port: 587
Security Type: None
Authentication is password
Now, it’s all done and you are ready to use your email account on your iPhone.
Step by Step Procedures for Setting up a FUSE.NET email account in your Apple Mail
Step 1: Launch the Mail Application Select Email at the top and then Add Account.
Step 2: You can select automatic email settings for the email accounts used from the and if not you need to select another email account and set up your email account manually.
Step 3: Enter your details and click then start the session.
Your name: Write your name. This is the sender name of emails you send from this account
Email address: Full FUSE.NET email id
Password: Email account password
Step 4: Complete the settings as follows and click Start session.
Email address and username: Your full FUSE.NET email address
Password: Your FUSE.NET password
The account type is per account type IMAP or POP setting (IMAP is the default).
The incoming mail server hostname for FUSE.NET is pop.fuse.net
The outgoing server hostname for FUSE.NET is smtp.fuse.net.
For domains still in Transmission or distribution, temporarily use an IP address instead of the server for incoming and outgoing mail.
Ignore the Account name or account password that could not be verified.
Step 5 – You need to ignore the 2 Server Identity Messages and then tap Continue. After that, add the certificate to your trust settings to avoid seeing this message in the future.
Step 6: Select any app> Done.
You’re done here and ready to use your email account in Apple Mail.