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POP3 e-mail settings : let's post them here!!! |
tallis
Joined: Feb 03, 2003
Posts: 22
From: Arbroath -- Scotland
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here is the setup for O2 Email
protocol: pop3
inc. server: 193.113.160.13
incoming port: 110
mailbox: (username)@o2.co.uk
password: (password)
outgoing server: 193.113.160.13
outgoing port: 25
e-mail address: (username)@o2.co.uk
hope this help some people
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m3
Joined: Feb 08, 2003
Posts: 18
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www.eudoramail.com
Inc. Server=pop.eudoramai.com
Out. Server=smtp.eudoramail.com
Just like that!
Anyway, thx 4 da info about wap.antifanatic.co.uk , that site is so cool :-D
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geussepe53
Joined: Jan 13, 2003
Posts: 70
From: joseph
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This seting is frm imailbox.com but i think they are chargng!
Conect using: myglobe(4 ph users) and for others jst conect it thru your netwrk GPRS
Incoming:incoming.imailbox.com
Outgoing: outgoing.imailbox.com
Mailbox: ur user ID
Email ad: user ID@imailbox.com
And the rest is optional!
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phil.n
Joined: Aug 13, 2002
Posts: > 500
From: Sunny England!
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BTinternet/Openworld email on genie/O2 GSM
connect using = (default WAP GSM account)
protocol = pop3
inc, server = 194.73.73.90
incomming port = 110
mailbox = mailbox@btinternet.com
password = password
outgoing server = 193.113.160.13
outgoing port = 25
email address = mailbox@btinternet.com
Note the SMTP server is actually O2s mail server.
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adamizer
Joined: Sep 29, 2002
Posts: 427
From: Gothenburg, Sweden
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YOURWAP! POP3
I got this mail the other day ive tested it and it works with one problem it gets all ur mail even the ones in other folders except for outgoing!
ATTENTION! With the activation of the new functions (on Thursday, January the 23rd)
our service will be unavailable between approx. 6:00 and 8:00 am.
After that it will be available again with all new functions and capabilities.
A. POP3 Access to YOURWAP.com
When using an external mail client (e.g. MS Outlook) to retrieve e-mail
from your account, you will have to change the settings for server login.
Instead of the account name/login: yourname - as used in the past - you
will now have to enter account name/login: yourname@yourwap.com.
As soon as the new functions have been activated you will find relevant
information in the Info Center after logging into the service,
and further information on our website.
adamizer@home.se
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neilgoth
Joined: Dec 10, 2002
Posts: 385
From: Pelepens
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@mickey,
here's the settings for your 7650:
go to Messaging--Mailbox icon--Options--Settings--E-mail--Mailbox--New Mailbox
Mailbox Name: hotmail
Access point in use: myGlobe
My Mail Adress: (username)@hotmail.com
Outgoing Server: 195.137.042.007
Send Message: immediately
Send copy to self: Yes
Include Signature: No
Userename: (username)@hotmail.com
Passweord: XXXX
Incoming Server: 195.137.042.007
Mailbox Type: POP3
Security: off
Retrieve Attachments: Yes
then go back to the Message Menu--Mailbox Icon--Mailbox in Use--select your Hotmail mailbox
*sometimes the server is down as this setting is a way around Hotmail, the real POP3 for Hotmail is HOTPOP.com, which unfotunately is different from Hotmail which requires a different registration...
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for the link you requested, try this:
http://www.krisbrown.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/t68/cindex.wml#first
this will take you to the BIGJOBS wapsite,here you will find wallpapers and stuff for your 7650, go to the links section and you will find around 3 links for free java applications/games/etc for you.
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*you cannot PM from your mobile, even the t68 does,nt have that function, you have to log-in here at Esato to be able to do that.
Hope the settings I posted above would help. May I suggest that you try other E-mail servers such as SoftHome.net for your E-mail using your mobile as a lot of the members have been using softhome because of their fast service *and* no SPAM policy, they block them out.
Strength and Honour!!!
[ This Message was edited by: neilgoth on 2003-02-16 05:24 ] |
sleeq
Joined: Feb 19, 2003
Posts: 23
From: philippines
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4 digitelone settings!
Connect using: myglobe
Protocol: pop3
Incoming server: mail.digitelone.com
Incoming port: 110
Mailbox: username@digitelone.com
Password: xxxx
Outgoing server: mail.digitelone.com
Outgoing port: 25
Download: headers + text
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GOwin
Joined: Jan 17, 2002
Posts: > 500
From: .uʍop ǝpısdn s&
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i've been pruning this thread for off-topic post. so don't wonder what happened to those posts went down the ether.
Anyway, to keep things organized, please follow this format when posting your working settings.
[Mail service provider - (the name of your network -country)]
[Type of service (ie Postpaid, Pay on the go, prepaid, etc)]
connect using = [data account you use]
protocol = [IMAP, POP3]
inc, server = [incoming server. URL or IP address]
incomming port = [port number to use]
mailbox = [user account]
password = [your password]
outgoing server = [outgoing server. url or IP address]
outgoing port = [port number to use]
email address = [your email address]
wap-frontend url= [if the service is wap accessible, what is the url?]
[Add your other notes in this part.]
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GOwin
Joined: Jan 17, 2002
Posts: > 500
From: .uʍop ǝpısdn s&
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Myrealbox.com - (Globe PH)
on Postpaid (but also works on Prepaid)
connect using = [standard, working GPRS account]
protocol = IMAP4
inc, server = imap.myrealbox.com
incomming port = 143
mailbox = your user account (no need to append @myrealbox.com)
password = [your password]
outgoing server = smtp.globenet.com.ph (smtp server operated by my SP. ask your SP if they got one and use it instead.)
outgoing port = 25
email address = email address that you want to appear in the message
wap frontend url client= wap.myrealbox.com
Notes:
For other networks, try using your own SP's SMTP servers.
[ This Message was edited by: GOwin on 2003-02-26 07:08 ] |
Bjerkebanen
Joined: Feb 26, 2002
Posts: > 500
From: El culo del mundo! OSLO NORUEG
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How to use your username@netcom.no on your T68i with Telenor as an Operator. Personaly i got Hello kontantkort with Telenor`s nett. And i thougt you had tou use Mobilpost if you wanted to use email on your T68i. NOT A FACT! this is what you do:
Go to the Conect menu and choose>
Data comm.>
ADD acount?>
GPRS data>
Name:emailen>
APN:internet
User id:T260
Password:1111>
Save
Now go to the main menu and select Messages and select:
E-mail>
Options>
Edit account>
Add new>
Acount name: NetCom>
Conect using: Emailen
Protocol: pop3>
Inc.server: pop3.netcom.no>
Incoming port: 110>
Mailbox: everything before the @ in your email adress>
Password: your password>
Outgoing server: smtp.netcom.no>
Outgoing port: 25
E-mail adress: ">username@netcom.no>
Downloade: Headers+text>
From name: Bjerkebanen>
Signature: No signature>
Copy outgoing: Off
Check interval: 12 hours
You are now ready to use your Netcom email on a Telenor operator!!!! Ami i the first one with this info?
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CHiort
Joined: Mar 21, 2002
Posts: 22
From: United States, Texas
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For T-Mobile in the US you need your APN to be set to internet3.voicestream.com
This is something you need to request for an additional fee.
I have found that you can NOT use your WAP data account.
I have two separate Data Accounts set up on the phone. One for WAP and one for Data. You use the Data APN for the POP3 mail set up.
Apart from that, you set it up as described on the several other posts using your mail server name. You can spell it out like mail.mailserver.com or whatever name is used for your mail server.
Note that not ALL free mail accounts allow POP3 access unless you pay for it. (I know that ATTBI does not allow POP3 access if you have their Cable Modem service.)
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evaneri
Joined: Mar 11, 2003
Posts: 1
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wapchimp
Joined: Jun 09, 2002
Posts: > 500
From: Land of the chimps
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For UK Telewest broadband users:>>>
If you get/have gprs, you can usually get away with keeping your existing gprs data account by adding new e-mail accounts to connect via that profile - if not set-up a copy data account & name it something else.
then goto messages >> email the edit add new account:
connect using - blueyonder grps data account (or whatever data account you want - useaully needs an internet APN - a wap APN won't work >>
protocol - pop3 >>
inc server - pop3.blueyonder.co.uk >>
port - 110 >>
mailbox - my mail user name >>
password - my mail password >>
outgoing server - smtp.blueyonder.co.uk >>
port - 25 >>
address - me/you/us/them@blueyonder.co.uk >>
download - headers only or both >>
from name - thats easy >>
no signature >>
copy outgoing - nope >>
check interval - I have this switch off - or T68 will dial/connect every now & then & my network charge me for the pleasure.
BUT...The other thing with blueyonder is you have mailboxes, & profiles with-in these mail boxes - you will need to set-up a new mailbox & add a new profile solely for mobile pop3 use - the T68 wont download e-mails if you have say 2 or 3 aliases under the same mailbox 
Plus it only seems to connect to the server if you have any new e-mails? Thats what Ive found so far anyway - their help pages aren't to brilliant. If I find out more or anything is wrong I'll be back to edit the post 
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dan_willis
Joined: Apr 15, 2003
Posts: 33
From: UK Hertfordshire
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p800 email gprs gsm ect set up
P800 (GSM WAP)
1. Click on All on the main menu and then Tools from
the pop-down list.
2. Click on Control panel from the list of applications.
3. At the bottom of the Control panel, click on the
Connections tab.
4. Click on Internet accounts from the list.
5. Click on the New button.
6. In the Account name field enter Vodafone GSM
WAP, ensure Connection type is Dial-up (if not click
on the arrow in the field to select it).
7. In the User name field enter user@vodafone.net
8. In the Password field enter user
9. In the Phone number field enter +447836900808.
10. Click on Advanced.
11. Click on the tab with the right arrow three times until the Speed
options appear.
12. Set the Connection type to ISDN.
13. Click on Done to save these settings.
14. Click on Done to return to the Internet accounts page.
15. If you want to use your GSM account to access WAP data ensure Vodafone
GSM
WAP is selected as your Preferred setting.
16. Click on Done to save this setting.
17. From the Control panel applications click on WAP accounts.
18. Click on New.
19. Enter the Account name WAP Vodafone.
20. Select from the Internet account list the account you created above
(Vodafone GSM
WAP).
21. Click on the box of User Proxy to select this option.
22. Enter the Address 212.183.137.012
Leave the other fields unchanged (Port is 9201, Username and Password are
blank).
23. Click on Done to enter the settings.
24. Click on the Preferred tab of the WAP accounts page.
25. Click on the white box of Use WAP account.
26. Select WAP Vodafone as your Preferred account.
27. Click on Done to save settings.
P800 (GPRS WAP)
1. Click on All on the main menu and then Tools from
the pop-down list.
2. Click on Control panel from the list of applications.
3. At the bottom of the Control panel, click on the
Connections tab.
4. Click on Internet accounts from the list.
5. Click on the New button.
6. In the Account name field enter Vodafone GPRS
WAP
Ensure Connection type is GPRS (if not click on the
arrow in the field to select it).
7. Click on Advanced.
8. Click on the white box of the User name and
password required field.
9. In the User name field enter wap
10. In the Password field enter wap
11. In the Address field enter wap.vodafone.co.uk
12. Click on Done to close the Advanced settings.
13. Click on Done to save this setting.
14. Go to the Control panel (click on the All - Tools - Control Panel).
15. Click on the Connections tab.
16. Click on WAP accounts.
17. Click on New.
18. Enter the Account name WAP Vodafone
19. Set the Internet account - click on the arrow of this field and click on
the name
of the account you created above (Vodafone GPRS WAP).
20. Click on the box of User Proxy to select this option.
21. Enter the Address 212.183.137.012
Leave the other fields unchanged (Port is 9201, Username and password are
blank).
22. Click on Done to enter the settings.
23. Click on the Preferred tab of the WAP accounts page.
24. Click on the white box to set Use WAP account.
25. Select WAP Vodafone as your Preferred account.
P800 (GPRS MMS)
1. Click on All on the main menu and then Tools from
the pop-down list.
2. Click on Control panel from the list of applications.
3. At the bottom of the Control panel, click on the
Connections tab.
4. Click on Internet accounts from the list.
5. Click on the New button.
6. In the Account name field enter Vodafone GPRS
MMS, ensure Connection type is GPRS (if not click
on the arrow in the field to select it).
7. Click on Advanced.
8. Click on the white box to set User name and
password required.
9. In the User name field enter wap.
10. In the Password field enter wap.
11. In the Address field enter wap.vodafone.co.uk.
12. Click on Done to close the Advanced settings.
13. Click on Done to save this setting.
14. From the Control panel applications click on WAP accounts.
15. Click on New.
16. Enter the Account name MMS Vodafone.
17. Select from the Internet account list the account you created above
(Vodafone
GPRS MMS).
18. Click on the box of User Proxy to select this option.
19. Enter the Address 212.183.137.012 (Port is 9201, Username and password
are blank).
Leave the other fields unchanged.
20. Click on Done to enter the settings.
21. Click on the Preferred Tab of the WAP accounts page.
22. Click on the white box to Use WAP account.
23. Select WAP Vodafone as your Preferred account.
24. Click on Done to save settings.
P800 (GSM Internet)
1. Click on All on the main menu and then Tools from
the pop-down list.
2. Click on Control panel from the list of applications.
3. At the bottom of the Control panel, click on the
Connections tab.
4. Click on Internet accounts from the list.
5. Click on the New button.
6. In the Account name field enter Vodafone GSM
Web
Ensure Connection type is Dial-up (if not click on
the arrow in the field to select it).
7. In the User name field enter
vodafone@vodafone.net
8. In the Password field enter vodafone
9. In the Phone number field enter +447836900884
10. Click on Advanced.
11. Click on the Script tab and click on the boxes of Use log in script and
Post
connect terminal.
12. Enter at+cbst=71,0,1 in the Script editor window.
13. Click on the right arrow tab twice to display the Speed options.
14. Set the Connection type to ISDN.
15. Click on the Enable high speed box.
16. Set the Requested speed to 19.2 kbps.
17. Click on Done to close the Advanced settings.
18. If you want this GSM setting to be your preferred method of accessing
data,
click on the arrow of the Preferred box and select Vodafone GSM Web.
19. Click on Done to save this setting.
P800 (GPRS Internet)
1. Click on All on the main menu and then Tools from
the pop-down list.
2. Click on Control panel from the list of applications.
3. At the bottom of the Control panel, click on the
Connections tab.
4. Click on Internet accounts from the list.
5. Click on the New button.
6. In the Account name field enter Vodafone GPRS
Web, ensure Connection type is GPRS (if not click
on the arrow in the field to select it).
7. Click on Advanced.
8. Click on the white box to set User name and
password required.
9. In the User name field enter web.
10. In the Password field enter web.
11. In the Address field enter internet.
12. Click on Done to close the Advanced settings.
13. If you want this GPRS setting to be your preferred method of accessing
data,
click on the arrow of the Preferred box and select Vodafone GPRS Web.
14. Click on Done to save this setting.
Sony Ericsson P800 Email Client Settings
This guide assumes you would be configuring the handset for a Vodafone Mail
email address, if you are not, please substitute the blue settings with the
relevant ones from your email provider.
If not already set up, you will need to set up a GPRS connection using the
internet APN. To do this:-
1. Open the flip, and from the applications menu Select the control
panel.
2. Tap on the connections tab at the bottom of the screen and select
Internet accounts
3. On the Internet accounts screen, Tap New.
4. Type the account name: Vodafone GPRS WEB
5. Ensure Connection type is set to GPRS, then tap Advanced
6. On the server Tab, tick the username and password required box
7. Enter the username: web (case sensitive)
8. Enter the Password: web (case sensitive)
9. Enter address: internet (case sensitive)
10. All other tabs should left at the default settings.
11. Tap Done, then tap done again.
Once the connection has been set up, you can then proceed to set up the
email account.
1. Open the flip, and go into the applications menu
2. Select control panel
3. On the control panel, tap the connections tab at the bottom of the
screen
4. On this screen select "messaging accounts"
5. The screen should open on the email tab, if not tap the email tab
6. Tap New.
7. The next screen has four tabs across the bottom, Basic, Inbox,
Outbox and Advanced.
8. On the Basic Tab enter the following details:-
Account Name: Vodafone Mail
Your Name: Your name
Email address: Your email address (e.g.
firstname.lastname@vodafone.net)
Connection Type: POP3
Internet Account: Vodafone GPRS WEB
9. On the Inbox Tab, enter the following details:-
Username: firstname.lastname
Password: Your email password
Incoming Mail Server: pop.vodafone.net
Download: This is a personal preference and can be set at
anything
Schedule: This is a personal preference and can be set at
anything
10. On the Outbox tab, enter the following detail:-
Outgoing server address: smtp.vizzavi.co.uk
Use SMTP Authentication: Unticked
11. On the advanced tab, enter the following details:-
Secure connection: Unticked
Outgoing mail port: 25
Use MIME Encoding: Ticked
Incoming Mail Port: 110
Secure Password authentication: Unticked
12. Once all these details have been entered, Tap Done. A message will
appear stating "Email Account Saved", and you will be taken back to the
messaging accounts main screen
On the main screen, in the box marked preferred, select Vodafone Mail from
the drop down list
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stebbers
Joined: May 01, 2003
Posts: 14
From: Liverpool, UK
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woah i finally managed to get o2 email working through my free 915000 shotcode. i remember a few people who had a few probs reading emails so did i till i logged into my a/c on pc and turned html email off. works fine now. any1 know of any other providers (+settings) which will work through the 915000 wap? |
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