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how to setup email standard data connection |
candiis
Joined: Apr 09, 2002
Posts: 52
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Here is a guide to setting up a POP3 e-mail service on your shiny T68 using a standard (non-GPRS) data connection.
1. Under the connect menu, select 'Data comm.' then 'Data Accounts' then 'Add acount'. You need to set up a data dial-up for your ISP to get your e-mails through POP3.
2. Put in all the settings for your ISP. Mine (for Freeola) are...
Phone Number: 08451121400
User id: your regular internet logon ID
Password: your regular password
Passwd request: off
Data Rate: 9.6kbit/s
Dial type: analogue
DNS address: left at default '...'
3. Now go into the 'Messages' menu, then 'Options' then 'E-mail'
4. 'Add new account' then set it up.
Here are my settings, just change them to your ISP's..
Connect Using: Select the dial-up profile that you have just created
POP3 server: mail.freeola.net (for incoming mail)
POP3 port: 110 (that's default anyway)
Mailbox: your e-mail username, probably the same as your logon username
Password: your e-mail password, probably the same as your logon password
SMTP server: smtp.freeola.net (for outgoing mail)
SMTP port: 25 (default)
e-mail address: The address that you want messages you send to display
From name: the name that you want messages you send to display
The last 3 options (Signature, Copy Outgoing, and Check interval) are self explanatory and shouldn't affect your connection at all.
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john74
Joined: Dec 21, 2001
Posts: > 500
From: GREECE/AUSTRALIA
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That stuff looks familiar.......my wap site perhaps  its alright i wont sue you 
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escobar
Joined: Feb 07, 2002
Posts: 191
From: Norway
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I can help you with the legal side of it, just call me on 8-100IWANNASUEYOU! 
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candiis
Joined: Apr 09, 2002
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guys I cant remember where I got my info but arent we all her to help each other?? 
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leendertse
Joined: Apr 19, 2002
Posts: 1
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thanks for the info... however, these settings do not appear to be working on my T68i. Tried it with several email addresses, but no luck ;( any tips? Could it be that I should change the server ports or anything? I always get the message that the server cannot be found, really annoying. My provider is Zonnet.nl (in case any Dutch people here that know what to do). I really want the MCA20, but if I want to distribute pictures I need email capability (can wait a long time for MMS kicks in probably). Thanks!! |
jh67
Joined: Nov 30, 2001
Posts: > 500
From: denmark
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These settings are very different, depending on country and provider/operator.
This is what I use on the T68i :
Pop-server : My internet-providers pop-IP-number.
pop-port 110
Smtp server: my phone-operators smtp IP-number.
smtp port 25
I found that with the T68i, I HAD to use IP-numbers in both pop and smtp-adresses. I cant just use the "names/adresses".
Jan
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onderf
Joined: Apr 03, 2002
Posts: 50
From: Turkey
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Fahed_2000 wrote :
To be able to access pop3 web servers you need to enter the web gprs and not the wap gprs that is done by the following
Start off by creating a new data account:
- In the CONNECT menu goto DATA COMM. select DATA ACCOUNTS then ADD ACCOUNT
- select GPRS data, and enter a name (say 'GPRS Email')
- input 'internet' (lowercase) for the APN
- input 'web' (again lowercase) for USER ID
- input 'web' (again lowercase) for password
then save and return to the main menu.
Now use that for your email settings
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I have used this in Turkey and it worked. Try it. Thanks. |
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Posted: 2002-04-16 01:58
