I can't access mail because of wrong servers listed.  How to correct it?
481535
Check with your ISP and find out the right server names. If you are using regular (free) Yahoo, you can't get to it with Outlook or Outlook Express. If you pay for Yahoo Plus then they will tell you how to set this up.
533222
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.
523444
Either the internet server to your email is down and not working, or your internet ISP went down or was not working. Also, you might want to go to options in your email setup and check to see your email address and email servers have been set correctly. Try it all and I hope it helps!
830064
I have no idea what you are trying to troubleshoot... setting up a mail server?\n\nSounds like a DNS problem?  Sounds like it's not resolving the host name to an ip address.
605710
why cant you access your mail? you might want to include that in the question next time.
535260
Clear your cache.\nReboot your computer.\n\nYahoo mail is working here.
574346
There shouldn't be a problem. The email must be wrong. Try adding ".uk" at the end of the email address.
412095
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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What did you type for your outgoing server? something like :\nsmtp.webaddress.com\n\n\n'smtp.webaddress.com' may be a real website do not try using it replace the 'webaddress' with your ISP "internet service provider
280586
sometimes email providers just have issues or are updating service and it's unavailable...just try back later and it should be working again
832918
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.
329112
hello,\n       simply go to mail settings and uncheck the website on the blocked list or type the name of the website in the websites allowed list.\n            good luck
738461
Sounds like your mail settings aren't correct.  If you're using Outlook it will be in Tools Accounts, check with your mail provider.
157089
If you want to find out what SMTP server you're using, you can see that by opening up your email program and looking at the configuration.  If you're not sure how to look at the current settings, I've listed a website that has instructions for all of the major Windows and Mac email clients, and walks you through setting up your email to point to a SMTP server.\n\nhttp://www.sfsu.edu/~helpdesk/faq/smtp.html
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make sure the password username are correct\nmake sure email server detail are correct as following\nIf 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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if ure using a email client (EG OUTLOOK EXPRESS) your settings may not be confiqured propally ring ure ISP to fix this up,
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You need the ip of the mail server. Go to the command prompt ( start | run | type cmd ) and type ping -a [name of the mail server]. The name of the mail server looks like "smtp.someserver.com" and/or "pop.someserver.com" and/or "mail.someserver.com". You will have to hunt a little for web interface mail server names. Non web should be in the configuration section of Outlook / Outlook Express / other reader program.\n\nOnce you ping with a -a option the ip address will be listed at the top of the ping response. Make sure that your firewalls allow you to ping and do the next thing, trace route. If you can ping successfully, and the mail is still not working then there is a misconfiguration on your machine or on theirs ( they might be doing maintenance)\n\nIf you get no response, try the command tracert [ ip addr of mail server ]. This will list the path through the internet or network to the mail server. If you get *'s before it ends with the server then either a router is messed up along the path or there is a firewall blocking the tracert. If you get the *'s there can be no firm conclusion.\n\nThe telnet idea is to be used with caution. It is not normal access to a mail server and can be construed as hacking by some because you are using the telnet protocol to communicate with a mail protocol. Many places are blocking telnet access to mail because of the security risk involved. \n\nOf course if it is a private company you might try contacting them to verify. Just beware, some of the support persons I have encountered don't have it all together. They are sometimes following a prewritten troubleshooting response program and do not have the knowledge for themselves. If they tell you to reinstall stuff or delete stuff, make sure they really know what they are doing. I had a support person once tell me that I needed to reinstall outlook express in order to get mail on my windows machine and my other linux machine. They swore that was the problem and would not consider it logically even when told that their router was dropping traffic as verified by a tracert. <shaking my head in disbelief>