Gmail Exchange ActiveSync Settings
The Gmail Exchange ActiveSync settings are:
Gmail Exchange ActiveSync server address: m.google.comGmail Exchange ActiveSync domain: googleGmail Exchange ActiveSync username: Your full email address (for example, me@gmail.com)Gmail Exchange ActiveSync password: Your Gmail passwordGmail Exchange ActiveSync TLS/SSL required: yes
If these server settings don’t work for your personal Gmail account or free Google Apps account, it’s because Google doesn’t allow personal and free users to set up new accounts with Exchange ActiveSync. Only existing Google Sync EAS connections can use these settings. However, with CardDAV, similar access can be gained using IMAP, CalDAV, and CardDAV.
Benefits of Using Gmail Exchange ActiveSync
Using ActiveSync, you can receive new email messages in real-time, as well as calendar information, contacts, and tasks, provided your account has access to Exchange ActiveSync.
More Help With Using Gmail Exchange ActiveSync
iPhone and other iOS users who want to set up a Gmail account through Exchange should contact their administrator for details on how the settings should be used. For example, if your professional Google Workspace (formerly G Guite) account is configured to auto-sync after you sign in to a Google app, logging in with the Google Device Policy app should be enough to sync your data.
Add an Account to a Device
To add a new email account to the device, select Exchange from the list of new accounts (not Google, Gmail, Other, or any other option), then enter the Gmail Exchange ActiveSync settings information. From there, choose what to sync, for example, emails, contacts, and calendar events. If the Invalid Password message appears on iOS, unlock your Google account by solving a CAPTCHA. If deleted emails are archived instead of deleted, go to the Google Sync settings and turn on Enable “Delete Email As Trash” for this device.
