Can I change Smtp port?
Sure; use servername:port format. As an example, if you want to use “smtp.provider.com” on port 579, simply enter smtp.provider.com:579 as your Smtp server address. If no port is specified, default port (25) is used for Smtp connections. Note for SendBlaster users
How to use SMTP Profiles
Sometimes those who manage a newsletter might use more than one Internet service provider (ISP). For example, in the workplace you may have two connections to the Internet: a primary and a "backup" one. Furthermore, when travelling you must use
Common SMTP servers config
Each internet service provider usually offers its own smtp server. Here we show some common SMTP services setup configurations: Adelphia: mail.adelphia.net Amaze.net.au: mail.amaze.net.au Ameritech DSL: smtp.ameritech.yahoo.com Atlantic Broadband: smtp.atlanticbb.net AOL: smtp.aol.com AT&T: mailhost.att.net AT&T Broadband: mail.attbi.com AT&T Global Dialup: smtp1.attglobal.net
Use direct send or the SMTP server?
The choice depends, first of all, on the availability of a good SMTP server. If your ISP SMTP server is able to handle a lot of messages in a fast sequence or even sending messages simultaneously, using an SMTP server
Disconnection errors from SMTP server
When sending bulk emailings using SendBlaster this is a common error message: email@server.com: Disconnected from server mail2@server.com: Disconnected from server Let’s see some solutions to the “disconnected from server” problem: If part of the email letters were sent Ok, Disconnection
Sending messages and related problems
Sending email Messages Common SMTP server details configuration Common disconnection errors troubleshooting In order to send an email message you first need to specify the recipients and the sender. The list of distribution lists (defined in Manage lists) is shown
How to configure the SMTP
Let’s configure the SMTP. Two Email Send settings are available: Use SMTP server Direct send Using SMTP server E-mail sending will take place just the same as a standard e-mail client (Windows Mail, Outlook, Thunderbird). It is necessary to specify the