POP£ HTTP server addresses - what are they??
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Sign in to Yahoo mail, then go to options (use the drop down menu next to the "mail" tab).  Then look for "POP Access and Forwarding", and you have to sign up to "Yahoo! Delivers", but as far as I know it is free.  Once you sign up, I think you will get on screen instructions on how to configure outlook.\n\nI have done this before, but it's not all that great to do.
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Your ISP should provide you with detailed instructions on how to setup your email (post your ISP name and maybe someone will have the link).  It will include information about the POP3 and SMTP server address.  Once you have that information, it's a matter of going to Tools -> Email Accounts and entering it.
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POP3 means Post Office Protocol\nSMTP means Simple Mail Transfer Protocol\nBoth POP3 and SMTP addresses are usually provided by the ISP(Internet Service Providers). \n\nOtherwise, if you want to download your yahoo, gmail, inbox and like other mails you can configure according to their guidelines. For example if you want to configure your yahoo! mail plus account to your Outlook Express... below is the procedure....\n-------------------------------------------\nOutlook Express allows you to add a new email account to your existing profile. This means you do not have to replace your current settings in order to send and receive Yahoo! Mail messages. Here's how: \n\nFrom the Tools menu, choose "Accounts." \nSelect the "Mail" tab. \nClick the "Add" button. \nFrom the Add menu, click "Mail." \nIn the text box labeled Display Name, type your name and click "Next." \nIn the Email Address box, type your Yahoo! Mail address (be sure to include "@yahoo.com") and click "Next." \nUnder "My incoming mail server is a..." select "POP3." \nType "pop.mail.yahoo.com" in the Incoming Mail (POP3, IMAP, or HTTP) Server box. \nType "smtp.mail.yahoo.com" in the Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server box. \nClick "Next." \nIn the Account Name box, type your Yahoo! Mail ID (your email address without the "@yahoo.com"). \nIn the Password box, type your Yahoo! Mail password. \nIf you want Outlook Express to remember your password, check the "Remember password" box. \nDo not check the boxes labeled "Log on using Secure..." \nClick "Next." \nClick "Finish."\nImportant: The Yahoo! Mail SMTP server now requires authentication. To turn this setting on: \n\nFrom the Tools menu, choose "Accounts." \nSelect the "Mail" tab. \nDouble-click the account labeled "pop.mail.yahoo.com." \nSelect the "Servers" tab. \nCheck the box next to "My Server Requires Authentication." \nClick "OK." \nTo control deletion of messages from the Yahoo! Mail Server: \n\nFrom the Tools menu, choose "Accounts." \nSelect the "Mail" tab. \nDouble-click the account labeled "pop.mail.yahoo.com." \nSelect the "Advanced" tab. \nIn the Delivery section at the bottom of the window, check "Leave a copy of messages on server" if you want to save your Yahoo! Mail messages on the Yahoo! Mail server as well as on your local computer. Do not check this box if you want your messages to be deleted from the Yahoo! Mail server once you have received them in Outlook Express. \nIf your ISP blocks port 25 or if you're unable to send email, then you will need to use port 587 when sending via Yahoo!'s SMTP server. To make this change, please follow the directions below: \n\n\nFrom the "Tools" menu, select "Accounts" \nSelect your Yahoo! POP account and click on the "Properties" button \nClick on the "Advanced" tab \nNext to "Outgoing server (SMTP), change port 25 to 587 \nClick "Apply", then click "OK" and "Close" \n-------------------------------------------
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Basically you have DNS and/or WINS.  Both need to be specified either statically in the TCP/IP settings or assigned to you dynamically by the DHCP server.\n\nBasically, DNS is used to resolve the fully qualified domain names such as mypc.myflorida.com=192.168.1.10\n\nWINS is used with NETBIOS to resolve the short names like just mypc=192.168.1.10
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Well it is not really a site, it belongs to www.joshua.globa1con.net and basically all it is doing right now is saying that the SSL/TLS-aware Apache webserver was\nsuccessfully installed on this website.  If that is what you were looking for, if you see it in your browser window after putting in the IP address, that is what we will see too.\n\nJohn B.
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You have to make the connection for an HTTP mail server and write this address http://services.msn.com/svcs/hotmail/httpmail.asp
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find it urself\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&rls=GGIC,GGIC:1970--2,GGIC:en&defl=en&q=define:Proxy+Server&sa=X&oi=glossary_definition&ct=title\n\nphproxy is a proxy provider \nit provides a proxy address of ur isp ip address\n\nfor more detail google it
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Normally there should be a log from the webserver with all visited addresses and ip numbers. But then again, who is going to monitor that? My guess is that this is used in 99% of all cases just to look someting up when needed, not to monitor.\n\nIf you use windows, all visited url's are also stored (apart from your browser history) in a file called index.dat, which is normally not visible and cannot be removed/changed with normal Windows funtionality. There are solutions for that (e.g. stinger116).
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If you are on a company network, then the administrator will have the "codes."  I'm not sure what you mean by listing those cities.  Technically speaking, entering proxy server info does not get you past a firewall.  Maybe you could post what you are trying to do or the problem you are having so we can help you better.\n\nBy the way, Yankee, folks come here because they need answers to questions.  Yahoo Answers?  Get it?  If they were experts then they wouldn't need the help.
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What you need to find out from work is your pop server and smtp server names.  This is how you set it up once you have that: http://products.secureserver.net/email/email_outlook.htm\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/ie6/using/howto/oe/setup.mspx
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Possibly "pop mail":\n\n"1) Short for Post Office Protocol, a protocol used to retrieve e-mail from a mail server. Most e-mail applications (sometimes called an e-mail client) use the POP protocol, although some can use the newer IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol). \nThere are two versions of POP. The first, called POP2, became a standard in the mid-80's and requires SMTP to send messages. The newer version, POP3, can be used with or without SMTP. \n\n(2) Short for point of presence, an access point to the Internet. ISPs have typically multiple POPs. A point of presence is a physical location, either part of the facilities of a telecommunications provider that the ISP rents or a separate location from the telecommunications provider, that houses servers, routers, ATM switches and digital/analog call aggregators."\n\nWithout knowing what kind of email you are using it is hard to say!
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your IP address shows which country you are living,so the only way is to use a proxy server which is inside US so they can't  \nfind it out.you can find so many free proxyservers by searching in google.
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What you are looking for are the environment variables.  These are most often collected when a form is submitted and can be logged or emailed.\n\nAn example:\nREMOTE_ADDR contains the user IP address
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The way that I would go about doing it is to use a Winsock control to make HTTP Requests. Here is a tutorial that may point you in the right direction:\n\nhttp://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=334645
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Check an IP address locator's on line
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Change in httpd.conf\nChange in /etc/hosts\nChange DNS entry
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You can use Trace Route (syntax: tracert <IP ADDRESS>) to see what hosting company it's with.  You can then contact the hosting company to see if they can help with the matter, given the IP address.\n\nGood luck!