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Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) settings
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Your outgoing or SMTP mail server setting is : mail.yourdomain.com
(where yourdomain.com is your actual domain name)

NOTE : Remember to enable "Outgoing Mail Server Authentication" in your e-mail program. With out enabling this setting you will not be able to send e-mail from our servers.

In outlook Express you can enable this under (Tools > Accounts > YOUR MAIL ACCOUNT > properties > Servers > Outgoing Mail Server > (enable) My server requires authentication)

If you have domain name pointers, you must use your primary domain name, not any domain pointers. Using a domain name pointer as your SMTP server will not work and you will encounter problems sending email from your account.



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