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If you want to use the verizon outgoing mail server for mail for email from the Optimum account make sure you select:
My Outgoing server requires authentication
then choose Log on using (instead of use same settings as my incoming mail server)
Enter your Verizon username and password
Jim
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@webbrewers wrote:We can still access it through the web front end, but it's the wife's address and she's used to seeing it in Outlook..........
As for using the outgoing Verizon server, I believe you have to in Outlook so that's how we have it set. The OOL server didn't work at all for sending.
I'm confused now. Is it sending or receiving OOL mail in Outlook that's causing you the problem on the one XP Pro machine?
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These are sample settings for a non verizon email address (@gmail.com or @yourcompanyname.com for example)
Incoming
Your incoming mail server
no ssl
Your email address
your username
your password
outgoing
outgoing.verizon.net
no ssl
my server requires authentication = yes
your verizon username (should be the same thing that you use to sign in at »webmail.verizon.com, test your password by logging in at that website, if it doesn't work, then reset your password and use the correct information)
your verizon password
should work on 25 since this part is verizon, but if it doesn't work for whatever reason try 587
sometimes third party mail servers don't play nice, and don't use 587 for their alternate port. like go daddy often uses port 80 for ougoing as an example.
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Thanks for the response but that's exactly how it's set up, with only 1 out of 3 OOL addresses not working.
My workaround is just to foward the OOL account to the Verizon.account.
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Sending is the problem. It receives ok.
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and you can log in with the vz id at the htttp://webmail.verizon.com ?
if you can receive you're ok on the incoming settings, don't touch those. if you can't send then you need to look at those outgoing settings, the sample one I gave you works for me and a bunch of other folks. don't bother changing the port to 587 or anything like that, use standard port 25. the user id and password have to be able to log you in at the above site though.
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that is a decent work around too. I would probably do the same if I couldn't get it going. odd problem.
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Have you disable any firewall software to see if that my be your problem
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I did try disabling the Wimdows firewall and it didn't help. The firewall set up with a mixed XP PRO/Home wireless network is complicated by the need to set up group policy rules in XP PRO. I'm pretty sure it's a setting there causing the problem but can't narrow it down. .
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In this case, I couldn't send outgoing email via my SMTP server on port 25 despite the ..... I uninstalled Outlook XP and installed Outlook 2000 on my own system.
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