>What I meant to say was when I am connected to 66.59.162.165everything works but when I am connected to 66.59.162.166 everything works except for sending email.
Need more details - exactly what error are you getting?
Currently I get the error "I said: USER mchapman And then the POP server said: -ERR Unable to connect to external server."
That sort of sounds like an ISP configuration error. If it is, their smtp server isn't recognizing that 66.59.162.166 is within their set of IP addresses.
If this were the case wouldn't more people be having problems sending mail.
The third method is explicitly authenticating SMTP access. This is done using your user ID and password same as your POP mail.
I set this up but it does not seem to help. Perhaps the problem is my configuration. I only use the ISP to gain internet access and send mail. I receive mail through my university address and use the university email address to send mail. I set up my ISP information as a rely personality in Eudora.
BTW these numbers are (or should be) functionally identical. Each one is the router for a bank of modems. You connect to one or the other depending on the randomness of connecting to the modem bank.
This is what the tech I talked to said. However, there is a very clear different depending which gateway/router I am connected to (through?).
Thanks again, Mark -- Mark Chapman - Centre for the Study of Religion - University of Toronto
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