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I've gone wireless and it is great but I can't send email!
Any thoughts?
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There shouldn't be any difference from working with wired networking. Can you browse the web normally? What email client are you using?
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Hi
Outlook2007
Browsing the web is no problem, receiving emails is no problem - I just can not send them.
Outlook2007
Browsing the web is no problem, receiving emails is no problem - I just can not send them.
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And you can send them if you have a wired connection?
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Yes! I got wireless though as it was a lot faster.
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Very weird that you can't send email. Wireless should be no different from wired. Is it a modem or a router?
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Hmmm.... Router I think. It can talk to different things and lots of things
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I can't really see why it would behave like that. You are using it from a laptop, using its wireless network adapter?
In Outlook, what settinsg do you have for Connection (Tools->Account Settings, select the account, change, More Settings->Connection tab)?
In Outlook, what settinsg do you have for Connection (Tools->Account Settings, select the account, change, More Settings->Connection tab)?
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Yes - Using the Wi-Fi
It doesn't make sense that if I connect up to other modem it works fine. But as soon as I change the SMTP to the new one everything goes bad.
It doesn't make sense that if I connect up to other modem it works fine. But as soon as I change the SMTP to the new one everything goes bad.
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Change the SMTP? What you mean?
You don't need to change anything in your Outlook configuration when you are using wireless.
You don't need to change anything in your Outlook configuration when you are using wireless.
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Maybe your wireless connection makes you use the wifi providers smtp server. Out here ATT on DSL forces users to use ATT's SMTP server and blocks outgoing port 25 traffic otherwise, and their SMTP configuration requires using a different SMTP port in your email client.
Your best bet is to verify the necessary configuration with your provider.
Your best bet is to verify the necessary configuration with your provider.
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