I am trying to set up my blackberry to recieve e-mail from my e-mail address kmoc@mpafinancial.com.  Which was bought through yahoo.  It cannot find the Mail server.  What is the isp mail server so I can configure my problem
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cant be sure but try:\nmail.mpafinancial.com\nor\npop.mpafinancial.com and smtp.mpafinancial.com\nor\nimap.mpafinancial.com
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Can your internal users send out? \nIf so, there's something out of whack with your addressing internally. Did you by chance recently migrate up to the SBS2003 server?\nIf so, send me a PM (click on my avatar) and let me know where the mail accounts used to be (internal or hosted/ISP), what platform they used to be on (Exchange 5.5?) and how you migrated them.\n\nAlso please try to generate an email via telnet and that will help determine where the transaction is failing...  \n\nFrom a client machine, open a command prompt and enter:\n\ntelnet myserver 25    (your server name goes there obviously, and the 25 indicates the port you want to access)\n(you should get a Welcome banner here)\nhelo me\nmail from:AdminName@mydomain.com\nrcpt to:AnotherUser@mydomain.com\nrcpt to:AnotherUser@yourHOMEaddress.com\ndata\ntype whatever you want following the data command then a hard return\n.\n(there's a dot there--- the dot closes the conversation)\n\nI'm suspecting we will get an acknowledgement onscreen "Message submitted for queuing" but we may expose a different kind of failure using this manual message creation. The syntax is very particular--- careful where you put the : in the Mail From and RCPT to lines. And don't worry if the screen does not capture your keystrokes; there's a toggle in the command shell somewhere but unfortunately I don't remember what it is, so you may have to copy the command out, write a pause after each line, save it as a batchfile and run it that way.  Post/PM the results...
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yahoo servers were down coupla days back.\n\nPC to PHONE is ofcourse there, why dont you download the BETA VERSION of yahoo 8.0, it is good :)
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You need to change the entry for SMTP server to the correct server. It is not likely to be simply SMTP. Your ISP tech support should be able to provide you the correct information.
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check your account settings, assuming you are using outlook, go to tools, accounts and in there you will find your account name. check to make sure you have a defined mail server in your outgoing server box\n\neg\n\nmail.hotmail.com     or similar\n\nfailing this, call your ISP support number who can walk you thru your settings
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If you have pay account \nserver name should use...\nsmtp = smtp.mail.yahoo.com \npop3 = pop.mail.yahoo.com\nfree account but using ypops\nsmtp = 127.0.0.1\npop3 = 127.0.0.1
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SMTP is the outgoing mail server. This is not the address of the person sending to but infact the first place the message goes to. You will need to find this out from your email provider. e.g. I have mail provided with my ntl internet and there smtp is smtp.ntlworld.com. You will need to find this out and put it in. \n\nIf you don't have an email provider you will need to get 1.
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Ask your ISP for the specific details.\n\nIf you mean Yahoo mail...\n\nIncoming is pop.mail.yahoo.com\nOutgoing is smtp.mail.yahoo.com\n\nYou have to have Yahoo Mail Plus to use pop mail, though.  This costs around 20/month.  The full details are here: http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/pop/pop-40.html
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yahoo e-mail forwarding
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Your out going mail server is not properly configured. to correct this problem do the following.\n\nFrom Outlook's main screen, click on tools, email accounts, select "view or change existing accounts", select CHANGE,\nin the out going mail server (SMTP), tape in your ISP smtp info.  it should be something like this:\nsmtp.bellnet.ca\n\nYou can also call your ISP for help in this matter
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Is Outlook being set up to connect to an email server from your ISP?  If it is, you should be able to find support documents on their web site about the proper server names to use.  \n\nPOP3 servers download all mail from the server and move them to your local Outlook application.  IMAP servers allow mail to be read from the server and stored on the server.  SMTP servers are standard outgoing mail servers that use standardized commands to connect to destination mail servers and deliver messages.\n\nAs I said, there is no way to know off-hand what the proper server names are for a given email provider.  This information would have to be included in some sort of support document.
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You cannot set up your hotmail into your MAIL, just like you couldn't set up your hotmail account into any other mail program, like OUTLOOK or EUDORA. I tried with my yahoo account, but couldn't. So I kept one email address for purchasing on the internet (so all SPAM would go to one account) and the one I use in MAIL, I use for friends/family, etc. \n\nWho is your internet service provider? If it is, say, Verizon, call and set up an email account yourname@verizon.com (set up a password) and then go to MAIL PREFERENCES and in ACCOUNTS fill in your username and the incoming and outgoing mail servers (i.e. smtp.verizon.com and mail.verizon.com) as provided by your ISP.
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if you want to send an incoming mail to others.. use the redirect option from your mail acccount.. the only thing is that the reciever wont get your e mail account but rather the e mail id of the person who has sent you the mail;..\n\nregards\nparvesh garg
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hmm.. what mail server do you use?  ask them for help.
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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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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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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.