Select HillAD from the directory list and click OK.Click OK and click OK to save the settings.Set Bind DN to where “username” is your e-mail ID.Check the option to Use secure connection (SSL).Set Base DN to dc=hamilton,dc=edu (please note there are no spaces).The LDAP Directory Server window is still open, click the Add button and update the following fields:.Click Composition & Addressing, click Use a different LDAP server, click the Edit Directories button, select Hamilton LDAP, click Delete and click OK.NOTE: If you are configuring Thunderbird on your personal computer, please ignore the directions below and proceed to the next section: Fine Tune Thunderbird Settings for HillMail. To Change the Hamilton Address Book Settings:
NOTE: You will need to repeat this section for any additional Hamilton e-mail accounts you have setup in Thunderbird. Doing so will take you back to the Account Settings window.
Thunderbird will then ask for permission to manage your email. Click Next and enter your password to sign in. Thunderbird will then open a Google Sign-in window. In the window that comes up enter your email address and password and click Continue. In Account Settings, click on the drop down menu that reads Account Actions and select Add Mail Account. Unless otherwise specified, the following Thunderbird configurations are all made in Account Settings. In Thunderbird, click the Tools menu and select Account Settings. Click the X button to exit the tab Welcome to Thunderbird!Ĭonfiguring Thunderbird Settings To add an account: If a newer version is not available the No Compatible Add-ons Found window is displayed. 
If a newer version is available, click Install N ow, then click Done.
If the Incompatible Add-on window is displayed, select the add-ons you use and click Check Now to check if there are compatible versions of the add-ons available. Once the download is complete, follow the instructions below. Go to to install the latest version of Thunderbird on either your Windows or Macintosh computer and follow the instructions.
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