Re: [newbie] Sending email with Cable Connection

2002-11-28 Thread Chris Edwards
1. We're both military and we'll both move within a year so this 
arrangement is not permanent.
2. I've had my prodigy account for so long that to change for the short 
term would be an inconvienience.
3. I didn't understand the mechanics of smtp servers until seeing Mr. 
Jennings' post.

Jordan R. Thompson wrote:
I guess the question I have is _why_?  If the account is in your neighbor's
name, you can get him to add a user (I have cable here in Florida and we get
up to 6 users, I think.)  I don't even use the username that was given to me
as it is too hard to remember, so I created one that I can remember and I
retrieve my mail from that one.

Jordan
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Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 11:35 AM
Subject: [newbie] Sending email with Cable Connection




I recently arranged to share cable internet with my neighbor across the
hall. Previously I had been using dail-up and KPPP to establish the
connection. Now that I am on his LAN I am always connected, can surf to
my hearts's content and recieve email. However, I cannot SEND email
without dailing up.

Any suggestions on what setting I need to tweak to be able to send email
via my cable connection.

Every time I try to send (via Mozilla) I get an error to the effect that
  it couldn't connect to the smtp server: smtp.prodigy.net.

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[newbie] Sending email with Cable Connection

2002-11-21 Thread Chris Edwards
I recently arranged to share cable internet with my neighbor across the 
hall. Previously I had been using dail-up and KPPP to establish the 
connection. Now that I am on his LAN I am always connected, can surf to 
my hearts's content and recieve email. However, I cannot SEND email 
without dailing up.

Any suggestions on what setting I need to tweak to be able to send email 
via my cable connection.

Every time I try to send (via Mozilla) I get an error to the effect that 
  it couldn't connect to the smtp server: smtp.prodigy.net.

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Re: [newbie] Sending email with Cable Connection

2002-11-21 Thread Jordan R. Thompson
I guess the question I have is _why_?  If the account is in your neighbor's
name, you can get him to add a user (I have cable here in Florida and we get
up to 6 users, I think.)  I don't even use the username that was given to me
as it is too hard to remember, so I created one that I can remember and I
retrieve my mail from that one.

Jordan
- Original Message -
From: Chris Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 11:35 AM
Subject: [newbie] Sending email with Cable Connection


 I recently arranged to share cable internet with my neighbor across the
 hall. Previously I had been using dail-up and KPPP to establish the
 connection. Now that I am on his LAN I am always connected, can surf to
 my hearts's content and recieve email. However, I cannot SEND email
 without dailing up.

 Any suggestions on what setting I need to tweak to be able to send email
 via my cable connection.

 Every time I try to send (via Mozilla) I get an error to the effect that
it couldn't connect to the smtp server: smtp.prodigy.net.

 --
 Chris Edwards

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Re: [newbie] Sending email with Cable Connection

2002-11-21 Thread Derek Jennings
On Thursday 21 Nov 2002 4:35 pm, Chris Edwards wrote:
 I recently arranged to share cable internet with my neighbor across the
 hall. Previously I had been using dail-up and KPPP to establish the
 connection. Now that I am on his LAN I am always connected, can surf to
 my hearts's content and recieve email. However, I cannot SEND email
 without dailing up.

 Any suggestions on what setting I need to tweak to be able to send email
 via my cable connection.

 Every time I try to send (via Mozilla) I get an error to the effect that
it couldn't connect to the smtp server: smtp.prodigy.net.

Your neighbour obviously is not a prodigy customer.  Mail smtp servers are 
normally configured to only accept mails for transmission from their own 
customers. So when you send a mail, the prodigy mail server recongnises it 
has come from a non prodigy domain and rejects it. This is an anti spamming 
defence.

The solution is to open a mail account with your neighbours ISP, and to send 
mails via this account. That will not stop you receiving mails from prodigy, 
and your return address and identity in the mail header may still give your 
prodigy address.

derek


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RE: [newbie] Sending email with Cable Connection [adr]

2002-11-21 Thread Sean Hegar
Here is what you do. Open your email properties and set your smtp server
to the same one that your neighbor has.  Leave your pop server the same
and you'll be golden.  I had  the same problem at work.  But that will
do it.  Unless of course your neighbors isp's smtp server requires
authentication.  So basically every thing stays the same exept the smtp
server setting. 
Hope this helps
sean

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Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 7:59 AM
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Subject: Re: [newbie] Sending email with Cable Connection [adr]

I guess the question I have is _why_?  If the account is in your
neighbor's
name, you can get him to add a user (I have cable here in Florida and we
get
up to 6 users, I think.)  I don't even use the username that was given
to me
as it is too hard to remember, so I created one that I can remember and
I
retrieve my mail from that one.

Jordan
- Original Message -
From: Chris Edwards [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, November 21, 2002 11:35 AM
Subject: [newbie] Sending email with Cable Connection


 I recently arranged to share cable internet with my neighbor across
the
 hall. Previously I had been using dail-up and KPPP to establish the
 connection. Now that I am on his LAN I am always connected, can surf
to
 my hearts's content and recieve email. However, I cannot SEND email
 without dailing up.

 Any suggestions on what setting I need to tweak to be able to send
email
 via my cable connection.

 Every time I try to send (via Mozilla) I get an error to the effect
that
it couldn't connect to the smtp server: smtp.prodigy.net.

 --
 Chris Edwards

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