Friday, May 27, 2005
SMTP Authentication
In addition to the standard POP3 Authentication you can also use SMTP Authentication. This will be especially useful for those folks who use ISPs or work at companies that block port 25 for outgoing mail. The symptom of this is usually a failure to connect to the outgoing mail server.
Simply set up your client to use SMTP Authentication when sending email. Your username and password are the same as for your POP3 account. The mail server uses the standard 587 port for this method.
Simply set up your client to use SMTP Authentication when sending email. Your username and password are the same as for your POP3 account. The mail server uses the standard 587 port for this method.
# posted by popmonkey : 11:32 AM
