d> I travel so I use TB using various dialups (normally to my isp through their
d> remote connections) and through my clients internet connections. This has
d> always worked well.
d> I am now at a new client and at this location I can receive mail using TB but I
d> can not send mail. I get a timeout connection error sending.
If you are connected to your ISP via a dial-up of theirs, and your
current TB installation has worked before and works again when you go
home, then you must be lying. ;)
If you're using IPass or something like that, I would imagine that
Teleport might have some blockers on their outgoing mail server to
only allow connections from machines on their network(s) (I used to be
a Teleport customer, way back in the day). In this case you'll have
to get help from Teleport's support staff on connecting to their mail
server from a remote location. Same goes for the case where you're
plugging your computer into the client's network (unless they're
served by Teleport).
Obviously it would be tough to send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] if
you can't send mail, so in that case I suggest looking up their 1-800
number (if they still have it, they just installed it as I was on my
way out), or "temporarily" change TB to use the same outgoing mail
server as everyone else in the building. If that doesn't work, they
have a 1-800 support line for help in connecting to their email
services, 800-223-3435 if memory serves. :)
-tom!
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Bah, ridiculous thing.
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