InLine Help Desk

		How can I check my email when dialed up to the Internet from another Provider (i.e. Mindspring, MSN, AT&T) ?
		In your email package, specify your domain's mail server (i.e. mail.nbc13.com) as the Incoming, or "POP3" server. Use your login name. For Outgoing, or "SMTP" server, you . Use the mail server of the service to which you are dialed up. Don't assume that it is mail.theprovider.com - they may be using a different type of mail server than we do. (i.e. pop3.the provider.com, or mail3.theprovider.com..)
		When I am at home or out of town, dialing up from another provider, why can't I send mail ?
		If you are dialed up to another provider and are using the Internet settings you were given for your domain, you can still check your mail, but our network will not allow sendmail requests from an unauthorized Network. This is an effort to protect our clients mail servers from being "hijacked" - mail can be sent through your server and you can be "framed" for the offense. For example, Hotmail's mail server was recently "hijacked" and thousands of users were spammed. By all appearances, the guilty party appeared to be Hotmail itself. For your company's protection. when you to dial in from a network other than your office or InLine, we require you to use a local mail server to send mail. (see above)