explain using mail servers
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Here is the process when using a mail client such as Outlook Express.\n\nWhen you send a message it is transferred from your mail client (e.g. Outlook Express) to the server using SMTP or Simple Mail Transfer Protocol.  SMTP is designed for sending messages.\n\nYou can get a feel for how this works by sending mail using the telnet procotol.  Check out the first link.  It's a good testing method for system administrators.\n\nNow that the server has the message, it must deliver it to the recipient's mail server.  Obviously it needs the address.  It determines this using the domain name portion of the email address.  For example for user@yahoo.com the domain is yahoo.com.\n\nComputers don't really "talk" using the friendly names that we do like yahoo.com.  Each computer has a number called an IP address.  That's where DNS comes in.  It translates friendly names to IP addresses.  What's more, there is a special DNS record for mail servers called an MX record.  So in short, the next step is to get the IP address of the recipient's mail server by querying DNS for the domain's MX record.\n\nYou can see this in action.  Open a command prompt and enter "nslookup -querytype=mx yahoo.com" and you'll see a list of IP addresses for Yahoo's mail servers.\n\nOnce the server has the IP address it again uses SMTP to send the message to the recipient's mail server.\n\nFinally the recipient uses POP or Post Office Protocol to retrieve the message.  POP simply downloads emails.\n\nDone!
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It's too simple to do. You should download 'ACES Mail Components'. It's intended for composing, sending by SMTP, receiving by POP3 protocols
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sorry but you need to to the IP and onley your mail server has it and it is in high security levels\n\nif you have the ip you can trace it
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Have you tried contacting the web host's technical support staff? They should provide you with that kind of support\n\nMany linux hosting packages come with a control panel which allows you to set up email addresses. \n\nAre you using pine? outlook? what?  Need to know to explain how to access and set up.  You'll need to find out from your host what the smtp and pop addresses are.  The reason you probably can't send /rec'v is because you haven't set up your email software correctly
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Exchange Server is a program used to manage internal and external email communication for an organization. It is in charge of routing/hosting/dealing with email addresses and messages inside a company, and it also takes care of routing external (i.e. other companies) messages. \n\nIt seems very useful when you think of a large company trying to coordinate lots of emails thru its Internet connection: instead of having everybody sending internal mails to the Internet and back, all the internal stuff is handled by the exchange server, and the rest is (usually) nicely handled to/from the outside world.
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you can use the cpan module \n\nNet::SMTP\n\nit doesn't require special 'sendmail' programs!\n\nor   use MIME::Lite::HTML;\n\nwhich makes it real easy!
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Hi,\n\nUse very old email sending email clients that rely on system time to get their sent time. Use Outlook 4 for instance \n\nNow a days however, the SMTP relaying servers issue a server time when the email was relayed, you would be easily caught.\nTo get rid of this situation, make your own SMTP server. How to do it can be got from the source website links.\n\nIf you set up your own SMTP, you can use almost any emailing software...\n\nI think this should be it.\n\nCheers
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check ur Smtp server\nit is like this smtp.abc.com\nhere (abc) represent ur domain name\n\nalso check ur outgoing server requires authentication or not \nnote: how u access ur mail box via oulook or via browser if the problem is remaing give me full detail via mail i solve the problem
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I recently worked with someone who doesn't know how to use email.  I witnessed him ask a co-worker to show him how to email someone.  You could email him, but you wouldn't get an email back...he actually didn't know how.
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if you send me the details of your mail server, I can help you. There can also be problem with your internet cafe, which doesn't allow attachment as most of them are time-based and not volume-based.
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AOL mail servers work just like any others... if the email is not deliverable, you will get a message.
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Almost all mail clients try to download the mail for 5 minutes (300 seconds) max. If the connection to the server cannot be established within that it returns an error.\n\nBut in the case of a browser that works on HTTP protocol, it can work faster.\n\nThe only solution for this to upgrade your connection to a faster one.
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Error sending messages -SMTP, Server Response: '530 authentication required .\n\nCauses\n\nYour SMTP server requires authentication.\n\nResolution\n\n   1. From the Tools menu, choose Accounts.\n   2. Highlight\n   3.  the account and select properties. Select the Servers tab.\n   4. Check the box next to My Server Requires Authentication.\n   5. Usually you use the same account for POP3 for authentication. If not then you need to enter the account details by clicking more settings\n   6. Click OK.
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do you have a business internet account?  do you have a static IP address from your ISP?  if not, and you have a "home user" Internet connection, then you most likely will not be able to receive emails coming into your server from the outside (Internet).  it is a standard that email servers use SMTP (not POP3) to send/receive emails between each other and most ISPs block this protocol (port 25) from the Internet to their customers.  you will have to get a business account to get this to work.\n\nwhy does your outgoing mail work, then?  yes, it worked when i did it, too.  my ISP relayed my outgoing mail for me, but incoming didn't work.  i do not know of any free 3rd party email relays, which will accept your email over SMTP and forward it back to you over POP3.  and i work with a lot of dorks who would know information like this if it was free and existed out there somewhere (i tried to do something similar to what you are trying).
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Something has to hit the page - and that does mean, yes, either a user hits it, or a scheduled task (chron job) does.\n\nYour alternative is to write a service in .NET or C++ that runs locally on the machine and does your mailing. ASPEmail, by the way, is not the most efficient way to be using email, since it has to establish an SMTP connection out to a server for each email. Have you considered CDO?
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not usually - it would have to have a mail server open to receiving such mail.\n"normal" mail is redirected through either ISP hosted mail, webmail or through special service mail server like most business domains have
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Do you know what these mails contain? I would disable the SMTP server you are using and use another SMTP server.\n\nFor example, my POP3 server is Yahoo, which is my imcoming, but I use my Hotmail SMTP server to send mail.