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Why can't I send email from my email client when not using my Network/ISP?
Published 04/02/2007 06:41 PM |
Updated 03/28/2012 11:33 AM
Why can't I send email from my email client when not using my Network/ISP?
Setup Mail to Send From Any Network: Outlook 2000 Most ISP's employ a security feature which prevents unknown users from sending messages from their networks. It is to help prevent the propagation of SPAM and Viruses. The result of this, however, is that it may prevent a user from having the ability to send mail via his or her email client. It is possible to send mail from any ISP or Network if Secure Password Authentication is set up on the email client for the account. For this to function properly, the user must have an email address through his or her ISP. For instructions on setting up Secure Password Authentication, please see the following tutorials. |
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