#Default port for surgemail windows

In Thunderbird version 1.0.2 (20050317) for Windows XP, which I'm using, there It's behind their firewall and I'm not inside that network if I'm not on the Provider's smtp server, and I cannot even see my company's smtp server (because When not connected to the vpn, my personal email account must use my email See my personal email account's smtp server because I'm essentially part of myĬompany's private network behind a firewall. When working over the VPN, I use my work email account, and must connect I'm suffering from this problem right now. Seems like we don't preserve POP3/IMAP4 and SMTP server pairings. Global (by default) SMTP server and multiple incoming account doesn't hold asĪnother related issue is importing MS Outlook (Express) account settings. More need to specify SMTP servers *per account* so that we'd better make itĮasier and more intuitive for end-users. Moreover, as more domains publish their SPF records, there's Neither sender nor receipient belongs to their network) *even after* the STMPĪuthentication. Note that the increasing number of SMTP servers refuse to 'relay' emails (when Related bugs are bug 202468 and bug 222388. Process of adding additional SMTP servers and mapping one of them to anĪccount. To most of them, POP3/IMAP and SMTP goĪs *a pair* so that they tend to get confused by Mozilla-Mail/TB's two step This feature (being able to specify an SMTP server when creating an account) Scott and David, can you take a look at the patch? When creating unique email accounts, the ability to establish both Incomming Processing through Network 'A''s servers or the User may not want email To Network 'B' in its domain), the User wishes not to spend time Network 'A' configured their servers and provided Network 'A' has a route The User wishes to send email to an account in Network 'B' (depending on how Network 'B' and the User may be connected directly to Network 'A', however, Sometimes a User has accounts in both Network 'A' and To route it via Network 'A''s server network OR not have it handled by Network It is not an aberration that users may have more than one network that isĪccessible to them and that users who send email for Network 'B' may not want

That you would be using the 'Default' smtp server name. You are not allowed to create an Outgoing or SMTP server name. When creating subsequent accounts, you can enter any Incomming server name, but Once the first email account is created in Mozilla 1.2a, it becomes the defaultĮmail (eventhough there is an 'Advanced' option to change the server name.

Default port for surgemail