You can configure your Mail account in any standard POP client using the POP details provided below. The complete account email address should be provided correctly in both the email address field and the username field. In case you have Two Factor Authentication turned on, generate and use an application-specific password in the email client.
Incoming Server Settings: (Organization Users with domain-based email address you@yourdomain.com)
Incoming Server Name: poppro.zoho.com
Port: 995
Require SSL: Yes
Username: you@yourdomain.com
Outgoing Server Settings:
Outgoing Server Name: smtp.zoho.com
Port: 465, SSL or
Port: 587, TLS
Require Authentication: Yes
Username: Your complete Zoho Mail account email address. If your domain is hosted with Zoho, then provide you@yourdomain.com here.
EmailAddress:: Your complete Zoho Mail account email address. If your domain is hosted with Zoho, provide you@yourdomain.com.
Password: Your Zoho account password
You may require Application Specific password to set up the account in other devices if Two Factor Authentication is enabled for your account.
You can choose to include Spam messages for POP retrieval. Zoho Mail provides options to include Spam messages or to retrieve only Spam emails for POP retrieval. If you rely completely on your email client, and when some of the emails which you receive from your known contacts, get classified as Spam due to various reasons, you can include Spam emails for POP retrieval.
You can choose to delete emails from Server or leave the messages in Server when the email downloaded via POP is marked for deletion. When you choose 'Delete emails from Server' in the POP clients, the client marks the email for deletion in the server and removes it from the POP queue. However, in Zoho Mail, you can choose to retain the email in the server even if the client marks the email for deletion.