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TXT Ck13i : E-mail

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TXT Ck13i : E-mail

I succeeded to read my mails via POP3 port 110, no problems.

But I can't send any mail through SMTP port 25?

I use the same settings as on my computer but the phone always give me an error.

It's SMTP + server address + no verification.

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Dr_Chris
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Try using port 2525, 587 and 465, and see if any of these work. Otherwise, try changing the Encryption setting between SSL,TLS and No encryption and/or the SMTP Authentication setting.

Is this a Hotmail account?

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Port 25 works fine for my computer, port 587 also does it well. But not with the phone...

It is not gmail/hotmail, just a regular mail account from my provider.

Dr_Chris
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If you let me know which provider it is, I might be able to help you.

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It's Telenet (Mechelen, Belgium) : the smtp server address is uit.telenet.be.

Both ports 25 and 587 seem to be open (I can use them with my computer but not with the phone)...

Dr_Chris
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Have you tried changing the Encryption and SMTP Authentication settings in your phone?

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I tried all possible combinations, very strange.

So incoming mail: no problem but outgoing won't work!

My computer is connected via utp ethernet to my (simplistic) router.

I also tried to disable the lan and enable the wireless mode : sending mail works fine through

port 25 with that server, so it's not the wireless part.

But not with the phone Slightly_frowning_Face

Dr_Chris
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You may need to set up your outgoing server according to your mobile provider's SMTP settings, rather than your email provider's settings--this is sometimes necessary with email clients.

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That's not really logical. So I can read mails through wifi but not send ??? I don't use any mobile connexion it's too expensive here in Belgium.

Dr_Chris
Champion

Yes you're right, it doesn't make sense over wifi, so I can only suggest you contact your email provider and ask them for the correct SMTP settings.