What are the pop and smtp servers?

[Jessica Fournier]

Where can I can find these? I can't set up any of my emails!!

 

[Mr. Arnold]

Where can I can find these? I can't set up any of my emails!!

You ask your ISP. The Internet Service Provider knows their names and will
help you.

 

[housetrained]

Where can I can find these? I can't set up any of my emails!!

Tell me your ISP and I will tell you the answer

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

Tell me your ISP and I will tell you the answer

Look at her headers. Her posting domain is rr.com
(Road Runner service offered through Time Warner cable).
Unfortunately they don't have a central set of mail servers,
it is broken down by locality.

 

[Mark R. Cusumano]

And of course for those who really want to know where are those bizarre
names come from:

POP3 = Post Office Protocol v3
SMTP = Simple Mail Transport Protocol

 

[Dave]

Gary,
You're not using WM or WLM, are you?
They don't show enough of the headers to tell that.

 

[MICHAEL]

Microsoft Windows Live Mail 12.0.1184, that's what his headers say.


-Michael

* Dave:

 

[Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM]

Gary,
You're not using WM or WLM, are you?
They don't show enough of the headers to tell that.

From the headers I see in Windows Mail:
NNTP-Posting-Host: cpe-24-174-221-30.elp.res.rr.com 24.174.221.30

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

Indeed. Have been using the new WLM exclusively since May 31st.

Gary VanderMolen

 

[Dave]

hmmm,
I've got View - All Headers checked, but all I see is
Sender
sender's email
Newsgroup
Subject

What am I missing in WM & WLM?

I have to use Agent to see all the other header info.

 

[Dave]

ok, I found it........ Alt-Enter, Details
nicely hidden

hmmm,
I've got View - All Headers checked, but all I see is
Sender
sender's email
Newsgroup
Subject

What am I missing in WM & WLM?

I have to use Agent to see all the other header info.

 

[Mark R. Cusumano]

Actually it's always been hidden under File>>Properties>>Details
[ALT][ENTER] is just the shortcut for File>>Properties

ok, I found it........ Alt-Enter, Details
nicely hidden

 

[Julian]

Gary,
You're not using WM or WLM, are you?
They don't show enough of the headers to tell that.

You can see all the headers by selecting

File > Properties > Details

 

[Julian]

hmmm,
I've got View - All Headers checked, but all I see is
Sender
sender's email
Newsgroup
Subject

What am I missing in WM & WLM?

File > Properties > Details

 

[Dave]

yeah, I figured that out...

in Agent it's "h" ;-)

 

[Julian]

yeah, I figured that out...

in Agent it's "h" ;-)

My shoe size is 10 ;-)

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

Ctrl-F3 works quicker for me.

Gary VanderMolen

ok, I found it........ Alt-Enter, Details
nicely hidden

 

[Jackie Wang]

Usually, you can find a "Help" link after you log in using IE. Clicking that
link, you're likely to find the info you need.

 

[Jean Morris]

Go into "START"
click "ALL PROGRAMS
click "WINDOWS MAIL"
Tools menu
ACCOUNTS
Properties
Fill in blanks with your information. See if it works. that is what the
Dell guy told me. on the email. Jean Morris

 

[PetraKenobi]

I have Internet Explorer and I can't figure out what the pop and smtp servers
things are, nor do I know how to contact them. Any help?