[blindza] Re: Carel - smtp server
- From: "Carl de Campos" <carldc@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <blindza@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 20 May 2010 13:24:33 +0200
Hi Karel, I was ment to add, you will only have to really specify the smtp
server in your mail account, I'm not sure how it works with the local smtp
server, but I'm sure the install will either update your mail programme's smtp
server for all mail accounts, or they will notify you in the install or
documentation what to put in the outgoing smtp server field in your mail
accounts.
Thanks / Regards
Carl de Campos
SQL DBA
Business Connection for Edcon
E-Mail: carldc@xxxxxxxxxx
Cell: 078 750 0307
Skype: carl.de.campos
Personal Web Site:
http://carldc.net
----- Original Message -----
From: Carl de Campos
To: blindza@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2010 13:21
Subject: [blindza] Carel - smtp server
Hi Karel, just in response to your question on outgoing smtp servers, from my
experience I think you will never have to worry about your incoming server no
matter what internet access point, or internet service provider you use, if you
use the same E-mail account which is currently setup in your E-mail application.
The downloaded smtp server application acts as an smtp server on your local
machine, and as you've downloaded Email from your E-mail account's pop3 or
incoming server, it's locally on your machine so if you reply to a mail, or
create a new one, it's sent out from your pc "Local smtp server" into the
internet.
Of course if you get your mail via the internet, you will be sending E-mail
from the service provider's web site, and thus using their mail equipment.
This is how I understand it.
Thanks / Regards
Carl de Campos
SQL DBA
Business Connection for Edcon
E-Mail: carldc@xxxxxxxxxx
Cell: 078 750 0307
Skype: carl.de.campos
Personal Web Site:
http://carldc.net
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