Public Overloads Function Login( _
   ByVal server As String, _
   ByVal serverPort As Integer, _
   ByVal client As String, _
   ByVal clientPort As Integer, _
   ByVal username As String, _
   ByVal password As String _
) As ImapResponse

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Dim instance As Imap Dim server As String Dim serverPort As Integer Dim client As String Dim clientPort As Integer Dim username As String Dim password As String Dim value As ImapResponse   value = instance.Login(server, serverPort, client, clientPort, username, password)

public ImapResponse Login( 
   string server,
   int serverPort,
   string client,
   int clientPort,
   string username,
   string password
)

public: ImapResponse* Login( 
   string* server,
   int serverPort,
   string* client,
   int clientPort,
   string* username,
   string* password
) 

public:
ImapResponse^ Login( 
   String^ server,
   int serverPort,
   String^ client,
   int clientPort,
   String^ username,
   String^ password
) 

Parameters

server

The hostname or dot address of the IMAP server.

serverPort

The port to connect to. This defaults to the well-known IMAP port of 143 but can be changed for non-standard implementations.

client

The client hostname or address when a specific interface binding is desired

clientPort

The client port when a specific local port is desired

username

The account username.

password

The account password.

Return Value

The Imap.Login method logs into server at the port specified by port with the specified username and password. If Imap.AutoList is true, Imap.Login will also perform a list of all top-level mailboxes and will set Imap.CurrentMailbox to the Mailbox object representing "INBOX", if one exists.

Target Platforms: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0

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