Setting Up Pmail to access email

posted Jul 1 '07 at 8:36 pm

[quote user="Gene"]

I am using PM 4.41. I am on vacation and trying send mail using cox.net. I csn recieve mail great but can't send any. The error I get to that has something to do with smtp settings. I need to reply to mail using Pegasus. Is there anyone out there who can help? Thanks

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It's common practice nowedays that you can only send using the server from the location where you actually are logged into. Many ISP's do not allow using their mail server for sending. It might be that cox.net can be used, using any authentication method.

[quote user="Gene"]I am using PM 4.41.&nbsp; I am on vacation and trying send mail using cox.net.&nbsp; I csn recieve mail great but can't send any.&nbsp; The error I get to that has something to do with smtp settings.&nbsp; I need to&nbsp;reply to mail using Pegasus.&nbsp; Is there anyone out there who can help? Thanks &nbsp;[/quote]It's common practice nowedays that you can only send using the server from the location where you actually are logged into. Many ISP's do not allow using their mail server for sending. It might be that cox.net can be used, using any authentication method. &nbsp;

-- Han van den Bogaerde - support@vandenbogaerde.net Member of Pegasus Mail Support Group. My own Pegasus Mail related web information: http://www.vandenbogaerde.net/pegasusmail/

Gene

posted Jun 30 '07 at 4:17 am

I am using PM 4.41.&nbsp; I am on vacation and trying send mail using cox.net.&nbsp; I csn recieve mail great but can't send any.&nbsp; The error I get to that has something to do with smtp settings.&nbsp; I need to&nbsp;reply to mail using Pegasus.&nbsp; Is there anyone out there who can help? Thanks &nbsp; &nbsp;

jss1941

posted Jun 30 '07 at 8:36 pm

Most likely cox.net is rejecting your emails because you are not passing their authentication, and/or you have the wrong name for their local smtp server. Go on to their website, identify the location you are now in (they have multiple servers) log into your account, and you should be able to find the setup information that you need. If not, call their technical support.

Most likely cox.net is rejecting your emails because you are not passing their authentication, and/or you have the wrong name for their local smtp server.&nbsp; Go on to their website, identify the location you are now in (they have multiple servers) log into your account, and you should be able to find the setup information that you need.&nbsp; If not, call their technical support.

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