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Understanding the Different Infomaniak Identifiers

Atualização 02/06/2026

This guide details the two main types of identifiers. They are distinct, even if the address format may be identical.

 

Infomaniak Account vs. Email Address

Here is a summary of these 2 types of identifiers:

Type of IdentifierUseWhere to UseAssociated Password
Infomaniak Account
(login identifier)
Access all
your Infomaniak services.

Login to:

Password defined
when creating
the user account.
⚠️ Different from the password
for your email addresses.
Email address hosted
by Infomaniak
Send and receive
emails.

SMTP/IMAP login…
or add to:

  • Infomaniak Mail
  • Email clients
    (Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird…)
Password
specific to
each email address
(there may be several).
⚠️ Different from the
Infomaniak account password.

 

What to do if you have connection problems?

There is no need to contact Infomaniak Support (which does not have access to any of your passwords)…

 

Explanation

  1. As with many other online services, you registered with Infomaniak using a personal email address.
  2. This personal email address serves as your login ID when you want to access Infomaniak services.
  3. This login ID has its own password (defined when you created your Infomaniak user account – your personal email address, see above).

There is no connection between…

  • … this login ID/password pair described in points 1/2/3 above…
  • … and the email addresses that you created or obtained later from Infomaniak.

A connection could exist if the address is identical (for example, you registered with the email address toto@abc.xyz and you also manage this same email address with Infomaniak), but even in this case, the password will most likely be different – once for the login ID toto@abc.xyz and once for the email address toto@abc.xyz.

 

Other login IDs?

Acquiring other Infomaniak products involves obtaining other login IDs, such as those required for FTP, MySQL, SSH connections, etc., but these login IDs are entirely independent of the two types described above.


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