Do you think I would have gotten the same Error if I put my Airport inline BEFORE the Linskys, i.e. Optonline.net Cable Modem > my Airport Extreme > then Linskys into my Airport Extreme, or even cutting out Linskys completely, but taking the Ehternet Cable from that office's computer, and plugging it into my Airport? Would such setup -- Optonline.net Cable Modem > my Airport Extreme take care of "5.7.1 Relaying not allowed:"??
If not, then I'd ALWAYS need to know SMTP for the "host" ISP. In this case, I was lucky, because a friend, who lives locally happened to know Optonline's SMTP mail.optonline.net from the top if his head. If I wasn't able to reach him on the phone, I wouldn't have been able to Send email, because I don't know my way around Windows, and I wouldn't have been able to look up the SMTP on their computer, unless it's a REALLY easy thing to do. I know NOTHING about Windows! The other "solution" would be to know the main ISP's SMTP's? Like -- Optonline, Verizon, Comcast etc. But how can I know ALL SMTP's with so many ISP's around?! So what do the "mobile warriors":) do when away from home? And I don't mean Dial Up, I mean whenever there is Ethernet - Broadband available, how would I be able to "splice in" into their network wirelessly or with Built In Ethernet?! I guess, for starters, I have to always have Ethernet Cable on me I addition to my laptop, right? Or use my or their phone wire for my RoadRunner's Dialup access. Till the end of 2003, 1st 10 hours are free, then, I hear, RoadRunner is going to Charge $1 per hour of Dial Up, or something like that?! Any and all education on this topic would be greatly appreciated! TIA, � Arkady http://www.arkady.com -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
