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jh67
Joined: Nov 30, 2001
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From: denmark
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Hi guys & girls 
I run gprs, and T-68 with SW R2A.
I can retrieve my email,..this part works fine.
BUT when trying to send mail, the T-68 does this:
Searching for server...
found server....
sending mail (and the name of mail)....
AND THEN THIS MESSAGE COMES AFTER A WHILE : failed to send mail !
Any ideas, please ????
Jan
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Eamonn
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On 2002-01-20 14:30, jh67 wrote:
Hi guys & girls
I run gprs, and T-68 with SW R2A.
I can retrieve my email,..this part works fine.
BUT when trying to send mail, the T-68 does this:
Searching for server...
found server....
sending mail (and the name of mail)....
AND THEN THIS MESSAGE COMES AFTER A WHILE : failed to send mail !
Any ideas, please ????
Jan
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Hi Jan,
Have you cheked that ur outgoing smtp server address is correct?
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jh67
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From: denmark
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Eamonn : yes I have.
I'm wondering about a thing. In some of the email-settings from different countries, which I've seen,... you have to write a DNS-number, in the DATACOMM-settings.
And in others you dont.
My internet-provider has 2 DNS-numbers (the "primary" and the "secondary"), when I look in my internet-settings.
I'm not sure what to do here,..do I write a DNS-number or dont I ??
I've tried to write it in the DATACOMM/account-settings,..didnt work.
Jan
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Eamonn
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On 2002-01-20 15:14, jh67 wrote:
Eamonn : yes I have.
I'm wondering about a thing. In some of the email-settings from different countries, which I've seen,... you have to write a DNS-number, in the DATACOMM-settings.
And in others you dont.
My internet-provider has 2 DNS-numbers (the "primary" and the "secondary"), when I look in my internet-settings.
I'm not sure what to do here,..do I write a DNS-number or dont I ??
I've tried to write it in the DATACOMM/account-settings,..didnt work.
Jan
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try primary first as there is only 1 option in the t68 for DNS, then secondary if it doesnt work
Good luck!!!
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jh67
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Eamonn : I did try the primary DNS,..same result,..nothing happened 
I'll have a go with the secondary then, hehe.
Maybe my internet-provider doesnt allow me to write emails, only recieve..hmmm.
They do say, that I can use mobile-phone for emails,..so I guess, I would be able to both send and recieve.
Jan
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Eamonn
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On 2002-01-20 17:26, jh67 wrote:
Eamonn : I did try the primary DNS,..same result,..nothing happened
I'll have a go with the secondary then, hehe.
Maybe my internet-provider doesnt allow me to write emails, only recieve..hmmm.
They do say, that I can use mobile-phone for emails,..so I guess, I would be able to both send and recieve.
Jan
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Hi Jan,
My ISP don't let ma access my e-mail via WAP. So I have 2 use a normal internet account to access my e-mail with the T68.
Maby u should give it a try....
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jh67
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Hi Jan,
My ISP don't let ma access my e-mail via WAP. So I have 2 use a normal internet account to access my e-mail with the T68.
Maby u should give it a try....
Eamonn :
No I cant read it via wap either, and the wap-part isnt the subject here.
I'm not trying to access it via wap. I'm trying to set it up, using my ordinary internet-account.
Using the Email-client in the T-68, not the wap.
I have made a data-account called internet (for email use) and so on.
No luck yet,..but working on it 
Jan
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Eamonn
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have u talked to ur provider about this?
& by the way, you can access e-mail via wap in the e-mail client if ur Service provider supports it. Most should.
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jh67
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On 2002-01-20 17:54, ejasim wrote:
have u talked to ur provider about this?
& by the way, you can access e-mail via wap in the e-mail client if ur Service provider supports it. Most should.
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My internet-provider told me it should be possible.
I do go to a wapsite,..here I can read my email,..but thats not really the issue.
This part I allready got
The wap-settings and so on, were easy enough.
But I dont want to go on wap, to read my email.
I want the damn EMAIL-client in the phone to work correctly
Jan
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Eamonn
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try e-mailing  on their website.
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mikaeleast
Joined: Jan 20, 2002
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Hi.... Jan.
This may (i hope) solve your problem with your e-mail (outgoing).
When you are connected to internet (on your pc) got the start menu then to "run". Ping YOUR smtp server. change for example 1 for an a. (ping mail1.telia.com to ping maila.telia.com) you can use a-f.
Hope it works... Micke
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Gaston
Joined: Jan 20, 2002
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Most SMTP servers only allow sending emails from within their own domain. In other words: SMTP servers do not relay emails if the originating client is outside their own network. This could be the reason why sending your emails fail.
Are you using an SMTP-server that does NOT belong to the phone-company that gives you GPRS access? Then your e-mails are blocked by the SMTP-server.
Change the SMTP-server to the one from the GPRS-company.
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Bjorne68
Joined: Dec 03, 2001
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From: Sweden
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Funny, i can send mail via my telia acount but not recive, uses R520 and GPRS. |
mikaeleast
Joined: Jan 20, 2002
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What i know you must have the ip adresses for Both pop3 and the smtpserver and fill out with 0 if itīs "missing".
So for ex. 111.11.111.11 became 111.011.111.011
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jh67
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On 2002-01-20 22:42, Gaston wrote:
Most SMTP servers only allow sending emails from within their own domain. In other words: SMTP servers do not relay emails if the originating client is outside their own network. This could be the reason why sending your emails fail.
Are you using an SMTP-server that does NOT belong to the phone-company that gives you GPRS access? Then your e-mails are blocked by the SMTP-server.
Change the SMTP-server to the one from the GPRS-company.
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GASTON : thanks
My phone/gprs-operator is NOT the same as my internet-provider,..so I guess that could be the problem.
Another thing is this : my pop and smtp names are the same, BUT it uses 5 different ip-adresses. Meaning that if there isnt room on one adress for an email, it moves to one of the others.
So I have NO chance of writing in the ip-numbers on pop and smtp. I have to go with the names.
I can recieve emails,..this part works great.
Allthough a bit slow
I do know some people that have the same internet and phone-provider, and it works fine for those people. They are using the pop and smtp-names and it works !
So what you are saying, could very well be my problem !!
I'll have a go with this, for sure
Jan
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Posted: 2002-01-20 14:30
