I can send e-mail from my wireless network at home and at motels. At my
son's house I can receive e-mail but can not send. I get error 0x80042109.
My ISP is embarq. My son's ISP is sbcglobal. Embarq says I must use my
son's ISP and his users name and password to send e-mail. Is it nesessary
that I use my son's account to send e-mail from his house?

If you are connected to embarq, their smtp server will accept your email
because you have already been validated as an embarq customer and not a
spammer. When you are on sbcglobal network, embarq have no idea who you are.
Wifi networks at motels often transparently redirect all smtp requests to
their own servers.

Ask if embarq have authenticated smtp or get a gmail account and use that
for sending regardless of where you are.

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"Bob in PGI" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:6BAEA3C8-1825-458E-AE34-(E-Mail Removed)...
>I can send e-mail from my wireless network at home and at motels. At my
> son's house I can receive e-mail but can not send. I get error
> 0x80042109.
> My ISP is embarq. My son's ISP is sbcglobal. Embarq says I must use my
> son's ISP and his users name and password to send e-mail. Is it nesessary
> that I use my son's account to send e-mail from his house?

I have authentication set. I.e. Checked: Requires authentification. Use
same setting as incomming mail server.

I can send e-mail from a motel.

I really need to use outlook because I have a large contacts list and I can
not spell.


It appears that sbcglobal is not sending my e-mail to embarq.

I have setup an account on my son's ESP so I can send e-mail. The sbcglobal
setup is quite complicated and includes smtp SSL encription port 465, pop3
SSL encription port 995.

Thanks for your help.


"John Blessing" wrote:

> If you are connected to embarq, their smtp server will accept your email
> because you have already been validated as an embarq customer and not a
> spammer. When you are on sbcglobal network, embarq have no idea who you are.
> Wifi networks at motels often transparently redirect all smtp requests to
> their own servers.
>
> Ask if embarq have authenticated smtp or get a gmail account and use that
> for sending regardless of where you are.
>
> --
> John Blessing
>
> http://www.LbeHelpdesk.com - Help Desk software priced to suit all
> businesses
> http://www.room-booking-software.com - Schedule rooms & equipment bookings
> for your meeting/class over the web.
> http://www.lbetoolbox.com - Remove Duplicates from MS Outlook, find/replace,
> send newsletters
>
> "Bob in PGI" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:6BAEA3C8-1825-458E-AE34-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I can send e-mail from my wireless network at home and at motels. At my
> > son's house I can receive e-mail but can not send. I get error
> > 0x80042109.
> > My ISP is embarq. My son's ISP is sbcglobal. Embarq says I must use my
> > son's ISP and his users name and password to send e-mail. Is it nesessary
> > that I use my son's account to send e-mail from his house?
>
>
>

Bob in PGI <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I have authentication set. I.e. Checked: Requires authentification.
> Use same setting as incomming mail server.

Right, and this will work when you're on your own network.

> I can send e-mail from a motel.

Then the hotel ISP doesn't care about routing.

> It appears that sbcglobal is not sending my e-mail to embarq.

Correct. AT&T/Yahoo won't let you send mail from an embarq address while
using the AT&T network. This is common practice.

> I have setup an account on my son's ESP so I can send e-mail. The
> sbcglobal setup is quite complicated and includes smtp SSL encription
> port 465, pop3 SSL encription port 995.

Correct. This is to prevent unauthorized mail senders from accessing the
Yahoo servers.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]