Send Mail

I have live mail set up on my home account and it works great there. However,
when I am away from that account using another server it can only receive
mail not send mail. Is there a way to configure it to send when I am
connected to a public account such as a hotel?
Thanks for any help.
Wayne

"Wayne" <> wrote in message
news:328692C3-43A0-468E-9B2E-...
>I have live mail set up on my home account and it works great there.
>However,
> when I am away from that account using another server it can only receive
> mail not send mail. Is there a way to configure it to send when I am
> connected to a public account such as a hotel?
> Thanks for any help.
> Wayne

It depends on what your mail provider offers. If you can *only* send mail
on Port 25, when you are connected to another network, you won't be able to
send. This is completely normal now. For anti-spam purposes, mail
relaying on Port 25 is blocked by most ISPs.

Contact your mail provider and see if they offer another port.

Alternately, you can create a gmail account and use that as your outgoing
server, and this will work from pretty much anywhere in the world. There's
a little bit of setup, but if you collect the instructions and understand
them, you can have this set up and working in under half an hour. Google
has all the directions you need. On some mail clients, particularly the
Mac mail client Entourage, mail sent this way will arrive addresseed as
from," on behalf of "

HTH
-pk

Thanks Patrick, I will try those and see what happens.

"Patrick Keenan" wrote:

> "Wayne" <> wrote in message
> news:328692C3-43A0-468E-9B2E-...
> >I have live mail set up on my home account and it works great there.
> >However,
> > when I am away from that account using another server it can only receive
> > mail not send mail. Is there a way to configure it to send when I am
> > connected to a public account such as a hotel?
> > Thanks for any help.
> > Wayne
>
> It depends on what your mail provider offers. If you can *only* send mail
> on Port 25, when you are connected to another network, you won't be able to
> send. This is completely normal now. For anti-spam purposes, mail
> relaying on Port 25 is blocked by most ISPs.
>
> Contact your mail provider and see if they offer another port.
>
> Alternately, you can create a gmail account and use that as your outgoing
> server, and this will work from pretty much anywhere in the world. There's
> a little bit of setup, but if you collect the instructions and understand
> them, you can have this set up and working in under half an hour. Google
> has all the directions you need. On some mail clients, particularly the
> Mac mail client Entourage, mail sent this way will arrive addresseed as
> from," on behalf of "
>
> HTH
> -pk
>
>
>

Basically, there are four workarounds when sending away from home:

1. Use webmail for sending (via your browser).
2. Ask your home ISP if they have a port other than '25' for SMTP.
3. If you use the same away-from-home connection frequently,
substitute the SMTP server belonging to that connection. This is a bit
tricky, but if you want to go that route, I can provide more details.
4. If you frequently send from multiple locations, get a free Gmail account,
configure it for POP access, set it up in Windows Mail, and use that for
your sending chores. Gmail uses port 465 for SMTP, which is not blocked
like port 25 is.

--
Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)


"Wayne" <> wrote in message news:328692C3-43A0-468E-9B2E-...
>I have live mail set up on my home account and it works great there. However,
> when I am away from that account using another server it can only receive
> mail not send mail. Is there a way to configure it to send when I am
> connected to a public account such as a hotel?
> Thanks for any help.
> Wayne

Thanks to you both I now have Outlook set up and working with my gmail
account!!

"Gary VanderMolen" wrote:

> Basically, there are four workarounds when sending away from home:
>
> 1. Use webmail for sending (via your browser).
> 2. Ask your home ISP if they have a port other than '25' for SMTP.
> 3. If you use the same away-from-home connection frequently,
> substitute the SMTP server belonging to that connection. This is a bit
> tricky, but if you want to go that route, I can provide more details.
> 4. If you frequently send from multiple locations, get a free Gmail account,
> configure it for POP access, set it up in Windows Mail, and use that for
> your sending chores. Gmail uses port 465 for SMTP, which is not blocked
> like port 25 is.
>
> --
> Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)
>
>
> "Wayne" <> wrote in message news:328692C3-43A0-468E-9B2E-...
> >I have live mail set up on my home account and it works great there. However,
> > when I am away from that account using another server it can only receive
> > mail not send mail. Is there a way to configure it to send when I am
> > connected to a public account such as a hotel?
> > Thanks for any help.
> > Wayne
>

You're very welcome. Thanks for reporting back.

--
Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)


"Wayne" <> wrote in message news:17899426-7FA4-43B9-929B-...
> Thanks to you both I now have Outlook set up and working with my gmail
> account!!
>
> "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>
>> Basically, there are four workarounds when sending away from home:
>>
>> 1. Use webmail for sending (via your browser).
>> 2. Ask your home ISP if they have a port other than '25' for SMTP.
>> 3. If you use the same away-from-home connection frequently,
>> substitute the SMTP server belonging to that connection. This is a bit
>> tricky, but if you want to go that route, I can provide more details.
>> 4. If you frequently send from multiple locations, get a free Gmail account,
>> configure it for POP access, set it up in Windows Mail, and use that for
>> your sending chores. Gmail uses port 465 for SMTP, which is not blocked
>> like port 25 is.
>>
>> --
>> Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (Mail)
>>
>>
>> "Wayne" <> wrote in message news:328692C3-43A0-468E-9B2E-...
>> >I have live mail set up on my home account and it works great there. However,
>> > when I am away from that account using another server it can only receive
>> > mail not send mail. Is there a way to configure it to send when I am
>> > connected to a public account such as a hotel?
>> > Thanks for any help.
>> > Wayne
>>