Try doing from your NT or UNIX command line:
#nslookup
>set type=mx
>hotmail.com
Also, it is good to speak with their systems admin, they might be blocking your
remote SMTP actions.
Bodduls Sridhar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/25/2000 02:10:19 PM
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Subject: SMTP host for mail server
Hi ,
In my jsp i have to send e-mail to others. How can i know the SMTP host
name of the mail servers like hotmail.com,yahoo.com
If would appriciate if any body help me
Sridhar Boddula
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