how  can i send an email using my pc for mail & dns server?
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DNS server have nothing to do with mails .. to send mail u have to know the ip of the person u send to him and this ip is converted in this days to the email address
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in what mail or CPU Os\n\nif Windows u have to do the steps mention in the first answer\nfor mail\ngo to option and personnel \nthen change the Q\n\nbest luck
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NET SEND {name | * | /DOMAIN[:name] | /USERS} message\n\nexample net send 150.0.150.10 "hi"
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yah  i can tell you .\n\nbetter is to  install linux machine. and install qmail on it and thus it becomes your opwn mail server.\n\nfollow the steps in www.qmailrocks.org .\n\nin case any issues in understanding  let me know at kshounish@yahoo.com.\ni will help you out.\nkshounish
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Go to www.comcast.net and head to their e-mail section.  You can access your e-mail from any PC.
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SMTP is port 25. To connect, use a telnet client. Therefore, I would answer C.
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Can't realistically email, use a file transfer site such as this\nhttp://www.verzend.be/?page=index
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If your hosting your own site there are a dozen good email setups. If you use Linux to host your site it's even easier. All you need is a web front end on top of Postfix or sendmail. This will give you solid security and performance. Postfix is the better of the two. \n\nFor the web front end I suggest using Openwebmail. There are a dozen good clients for this. \n\nspamassassin is the best spam blocker I know of right now. There are 100 products but this one is free, effective and very configurable. \n\nFor controling your system, you can use the comercial product control panel which will configure most of this for you but costs money. Cubepanel is another popular one. Not sure how good it is. \n\nFor the backend most email systems use MySQL. \n\nThe good news is with Linux almost all of this is already installed. Configure your Yum repositories or equivalent appget for some distros and in minutes the rest can be installed. \n\nI would discourage you from using a windows server for your email host. Instead use a service like usa.net which will remotely host your email for a fee. I believe Yahoo also offers a similer service. The email products from these companies are greatly limited in size of mail boxes, how many email addies and other important aspects. Running a web server and email server on the same machine on a windoze box is asking for trouble. It's also asking to be hacked.
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You have to have an external SMTP server to send from, to have it different than what it should be.  You cannot fake your IP, only fake the email address like DNS.
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Well, you could use Ethereal http://www.ethereal.com/ to monitor all traffic to and from your pc. The standard port for outbound email is port 25, so keep a close eye on traffic leaving your computer from that port especially. It wont get rid of spyware or viruses, of course, but it will tell you if something is sending email without your knowledge.
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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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There are several self-standing shareware or freeware SMTP servers that you can install and run on your laptop and I have done so, but they are for the most part unreliable and don't handle attachments very well.\n\nFREESMTP is one of those but you can do a search "SMTP SERVER FREEWARE" or SMTP SERVER SHAREWARE" or look in download.com (cNET) and you should find one. They basically create your own SMTP server that routes your e-mail through the internet - you usually replace the SMTP server by localhost .\n\nBut your best bet is to ask the hotel for their SMTP server and use this. If they can't, won't or don't, you always have the "localhost" server as a backup.\n\nToodles
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Simple Mail Transport Protocol
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You can get Free names of incoming & out going servers from Gmail\n\n\nEnable POP in your Gmail account. \n---------------------------------\n\n1. Open Outlook or Outlook Express. \n2. Click the 'Tools' menu, and select 'Accounts...' \n3. Click 'Add,' and then click 'Mail...' \n4. Enter your name in the 'Display name:' field, and click 'Next.' \n5. Enter your full Gmail email address (username@gmail.com) in the 'Email address:' field,     and click 'Next.' \n6. Enter 'pop.gmail.com' in the 'Incoming mail (POP3, IMAP or HTTP) server:' field. Enter    'smtp.gmail.com' in the 'Outgoing mail (SMTP) server:' field. \n7. Click 'Next.' \n8. Enter your Gmail username (including '@gmail.com') in the 'Account name:' field. Enter      your Gmail password in the 'Password:' field, and click 'Next.'\n\n9.  Click 'Finish.' \n10. Highlight 'pop.gmail.com' under 'Account,' and click 'Properties.' \n11. Click the 'Advanced' tab. \n12. Check the box next to 'This server requires a secure connection (SSL)' under 'Outgoing     Mail (SMTP).' \n13. Enter '465' in the 'Outgoing mail (SMTP):' field. \n14. Check the box next to 'This server requires a secure connection (SSL)' under 'Incoming     mail (POP3).' The port will change to 995.\n    *The order of 'Outgoing' and 'Incoming' mail server fields varies by version. Make sure     you enter the correct information in each field. \n\n15. Click the 'Servers' tab, and check the box next to 'My server requires authentication.' \n16. Click 'OK.'
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You need to get the Retun Code and then pass this into a Data Step and then send an email.\n\nhttp://ftp.sas.com/techsup/download/sample/samp_lib/hostsampEmail_Example_1___Sending_Email_.html\n\nGives and example for sending an email in Windows shouldnt be difficult to convert to Unix?
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you dont need any software you already have the facilty to do this on your pc. click start / run / then type "CMD" in dos window use the net send command to send messages to others on your LAN
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The server settings are \npop: pop.gmail.com\nsmtp: smtp.gmail.com\n\nThats the only information you need I believe.\n\nYou might also need the port settings.\nIncoming is 995\nOutcoming is 465