webie wrote:
> Well, If you want anything to work at all with email You need
> an smtp server.
> You said you where using cox?
>
> <a
> href="[
support.cox.com];
> > cox.net </a>
> Go there and pick your area then use the corresponding SMTP
> server.
>
> If you want you server to send/receive emails you'll have to
> configure that yourself by making your computer into and SMTP
> server. Or simply making another email address (i.e. GMail,
> Hotmail, ect.) and forwarding all the email to your Outlook
> inbox.
>
> If you are just trying to send/receive emails on your computer
> you'll have to use something like mail enable, but you will
> also more than likely have to use an existing SMTP server from
> your ISP.
> Cox Communications blocks port 25 to prevent spammers from
> using their email servers
>
> You'll have to learn something to make it work the way you want
> it to.
> Hope i've helped.
yeah i already have to use cox's smtp sever to send email. so thats not a big deal
I guess what i want to do is host my own email.