If you can't send outgoing mail through your email client, it may have to do with the port you're using for SMTP. In a lot of cases, port 25 (the default SMTP port) is blocked to prevent spammers because it's unsecure. To bypass this, you may need to set your SMTP port to 587 in order to send email. At the same time, you may also need to make sure your email client is set to require authentication for your outgoing server (SMTP).
Why am I getting a "send message error" when trying to send outgoing email through SMTP?
Posted by Daniel on May 16, 2007
Tags: secure port 587 25 email outgoing smtp
Rating:
Related Articles
-
How do I setup SMTP Authentication for use with my Slamdot hosting account?
When setting up POP3 accounts in your email software, you will need to enable SMTP authentication if you choose to use your hosting account for...
(No rating) April 22, 2006 Views: 1165
-
What do the "Where Do You Want Spam To Go?" options mean in the spam settings?
When deciding where to deliver spam messages, the Inbox is the main incoming mailbox folder for each respective email acount. Redirecting to the...
(No rating) May 29, 2007 Views: 1020
-
How do I find my email settings?
From the dashboard, choose a plan. Click the email tab and click the users link. You can view your POP3 and SMTP email settings to the right under...
April 22, 2006
Views: 1648
Got more questions? Got feature requests?
Please contact us and we'll get back to you shortly.
There are no comments yet...Kick things off by adding a comment →