On Tue, 28 May 2002 08:47:35 -0400 (EDT) Steve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote, and Sam Heywood responded:
>Sam, >Maybe you didn't comprehend the implications of this the >first time I sent it? ... Apple PC's don't have dynamic DNS >capability. They therefore MUST use static DNS servers. >The confirmation page gave you the preferred DNS servers >to use for static addresses when you signed up for the >service. Why don't you just use them? I understood it the first time. I tried that. By using the static DNS numbers I was able to surf the net, but I was not able to receive or send email. By using the dynamically assigned DNS numbers I can do anything I want on the internet. <snip> Sam Heywood How would you be able to resolve WWW addresses but not mail server addresses? That seems strange. Maybe if you got the IP address of the mail server, you would have been able to send or receive email? Or was that address variable too? There was discussion some time back on this list about using another ISP's DNS.
