Email server ports

Hi there-- I have my Mail set up to check my email, POP, on servers 25 and 110 for my home comcast cable network. Anytime that I travel, which is often enough to be annoying, the servers don't work.
This is all greek to me, so I don't know if there's an easy answer of alternate ports to use on the road?
Thanks for any input.
Christine

Look in the comcast forums there are detail instructions on how to set up mail for OSX 10.5. here is a link that should take you to the page if not go to Forums and in the search box at the bottom of the page search for Managing your Comcast email in Leopard
http://forums.comcast.net/comcastsupport/board/message?board.id=8&message.id=763 3&query.id=1344#M7633
let us know-good luck
Mike

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HT4634 Why does my connection to email server time out on default port?

Why does my connection to email server time out on default port?

Hi there,
There may be a conflict between the network settings and your devices. I would recommend taking a look at the article below and comparing that to your routers current settings.
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Any advice as to why I'm getting Email Server Timeouts for my 2 email accounts (ports 993 & 110)?

Email Server Timeouts for my two email accounts:
For the time periods April 12-21, 2012 and April 27-present, 2012 I have been unable to access my email account at ***** through the pop server. The server returns them message "The connection to the server “*****” on port 110 timed out."
I have also had the same problem accessing my gmail account via IMAP, receiving the following message: "The connection to the server “imap.gmail.com” on port 993 timed out."
I used the Connection Doctor program connected to Apple Mail and received the following information:
Mail was able to connect to the internet.
Gmail: Could not connect to this Gmail IMAP server. Check your network connection and that you entered the correct information in the Account preferences. Also verify that the server supports SSL. If it does not, deselect the "Use SSL" checkbox in the Advanced tab of Account preferences.
BayanMail: Could not connect to this POP server. Check your network connection and that you entered the correct information in the Account preferences.
SMTP smtp.gmail.com:*****@gmail.com Connection and login to server succeeded.
*****Mail SMTP server: Connection to server succeeded; login not required.
Can you help me with this problem?
I am running OS 10.6.8
Mail 4.5

The Motorola Droid Razr has a camera that sets up the shot to take a quality picture so its not in an instant. My wife also doesn't like that feature but I believe in the settings you can disable some of those functions. You have to read the owners manual for optimal settings.
Now email sent from the native app that came with the phone is totally useless. If you have a email service like Gmail or Yahoo Mail or Outlook Email go to the google play store and use the stand alone app. I can tell you that when we email photos the best email app is GMail or Microsoft Outlook Mail.
I take a picture and then select Gmail and it attaches and sends with great speed and Outlook works this way also since the attachment size is greater than other email programs. Your local isp or even exchange server will not send such large attachments
And I agree those apps preloaded should be able to be removed. If I buy my phone I should say what I want on it. But alas unless you do some other methods you can find on the web those dumb apps will remain.
Good Luck

The email server didn't recognize your username/password combination.

OS: OS X Mavericks
iPhoto: iPhoto v9.5.1 (902.17)
I choose a photo, select Share, select Email, enter an email address to send to and click Send - then I get this error: "The email server didn’t recognize your username/password combination."
In iPhoto preferences I have "Email photos using" set to "iPhoto"; I have an account added for Gmail (outgoing mail server: smtp.gmail.com; Port: 587; User Name and Password are correct for my gmail account, Use SSL is checked - basically everything is default for when I chose to add a gmail account and I'm positive my user name and password are entered correctly). I do not have 2-step verification enable for my gmail account (I've been searching for a solution online and noticed others mentioned this - this does not apply to my situation).
Please help! What is going on? I just want to send an email from iPhoto using my gmail account.
Thanks!

Thanks again for responding, MrHoffman; my responses to your questions are below in italics:
Have you tested the Gmail account via Apple Mail.app, and does both sending and receiving work?
Yes, I have tested the Gmail account via the Apple Mail.app - sending and receiving work just fine.
Have you confirmed that the Gmail user and password work with the Gmail web interface?
Yes, I am sure it is the correct username and password; I am able to access the Gmail account via the Gmail web interface.
Are you aware of and familiar with both sets of credentials present within each account within Mail.app? In particular, have you gotten to the configuration displays the SMTP server settings? (Mail > Preferences > Accounts > Account Information > Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) > select Edit SMTP Server List > select the SMTP server account > edit the SMTP server settings.)
I'm not sure what you mean by both sets of credentials, but yes, in the Mail.app I have set the Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) to Gmail (and used the Edit SMTP server list... option to set the smtp server to use default ports, use SSL, and use "Password" authentication (again with my correct username and password for the Gmail account). I also have the Account Information in Mail.app set for the incoming mail server (maybe that's what you mean by both). Either way, I believe having these settings for incoming mail server and outgoing mail server are allowing me to send and receive email for this Gmail account through Mail.app.
I've also had some success by launching Keychain Access.app and finding all passwords associated with the account — specifically and only the Gmail account, in this case — and removing them from your keychain. This does mean you'll have to re-add those passwords — using Mail.app and no other applications — and see if things start working.
I just tried this - I launched Keychain Access.app and removed all entries associated with Gmail. I opened Mail.app, re-entered my password info, and sent a test email to another account - this worked. I opened iPhoto.app, re-entered my password via the Preferences, selected a photo, selected share, selected email, entered a to: address and clicked send - this didn't work (same error message as before (The email server didn't recognize your username/password combination).

Email server password reset

I have Verizon Email on my phone, ipad, web-based (yahoo/verizon.net) and outlook iook.com. At one time all were working but I think I reset a password and then only a few worked. I have tried new password on all, changed back to the old password on others and didn't touch settings on ipad but can't seem to get them all working again. I would like to start fresh with a password reset so I can set up accounts on all devices again and try to remedy this frustrating issue. I have most recently reset the password again to try setting up my Email on my phone only to receive a password authentication error. I have set up before with success so I know I am setting up correctly and just a very frustrating password issue. I am also OK with deleting my primary Email account and setting it up again within the account if I have to. I just want this fixed so that I have my personal Email on all of my devices working properly and without frustration!

try doing one computer at a time. don't rush it. have you checked all the settings are correct in outlook.
I know Verizon recently changed settings for their mail servers.
incoming should be - pop.verizon.net port 995
outgoing should be - smtp.verizon.net port 465 SSL enabled.
http://www.verizon.com/Support/Residential/Internet/highspeed/email/setup+and+use/questionsone/86782...
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User name settings
Your Verizon Online user name
Your Verizon Online password
High Speed Internet (DSL) settings
Domain: dsl.verizon.net
Network protocol used: TCP/IP
Mail server settings
Incoming mail server (POP3): pop.verizon.net
Incoming Server Port Numbers: 995
Outgoing mail server (SMTP): smtp.verizon.net
Outgoing Server Port Numbers: 465
Your Verizon Online user name
Your Verizon Online password
Make sure "This server requires a secure connection (SSL)" is checked.
Remote access settings (Dial-up)
Domain: verizon.net
Network protocol used: TCP/IP
Note: Remote Access is available only if you subscribe to dial-up roaming with your Verizon High Speed Internet service.
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Anon22176 wrote:
I've checked Apple forums. Nothing there. I am not convinced it is an Apple or MAC problem. I've never had this problem before. Also,
multiple Comcast users started having this problem all of a sudden today.
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We have a problem sending email using iMail client on a) iPad (ios7.1.2(11D257) and b) iMac (Auto updating Mavericks OS10). However, we can send email from iPad (ios7.1.1 (11D201). All three devices can receive email.
All machines use the same email account and servers. All are using the same email client. All have been working effectively for past 4 years - the problem started about 1 month ago.
Have spent "hours" with email service provider to troubleshoot the problem. Here is a list of the steps we have taken:
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3) deleted email accounts and rest device to wipe it clean, then started from scratch - can establish the email account, can receive email, but still get the same error message when trying to send email "username of password for 'mail.iinet.net.au' is incorrect"
4) tried alternative email client (CloudMagic, Evomail, Canonball) - not possible to connect to the email account, typical error is "unable to verify your account information"
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The only thing that has shone any light on this was when we identified the outgoing mail server as "mailout.comhem,se" with no authentication. With this setting email would send. This could suggest a problem with the WiFi network, but it has been working perfectly well up till now, and on other WiFi networks. It also does not explain the problem with iMac from home which is directly connected to an ADSL service provided by our email service provider (no intermediary in play at all). This also means that for every new WiFi network that I use (I travel a lot) I will need to find the details of an intermediate outgoing mail server for the specific WiFi provider. It is not clear why routing through an intermediary email server overcomes the authentication error at the destination email server, unless there is some more fundamental problem at play.
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apple, please support !! S-U-P-P-O-R-T
STEVE READ : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technical_support
tatoo support in head please!!!!! support support !!!!!!!

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I've installed a new database, with the standard settings given on the install CD, and the Oracle eMail server on a Windows 2000 os.
The problem starts when try to start the email server node's guardian. I have to submit the Service Name, the database name in the TNSNAME.ora. When I try to save the value I get the following error message: "oracle.io.admin.common.PropertyException".
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I have the similar problems.
Conditions:
I tried to install Oracle EMail Server v5.1 (the package was downloaded
from these URL:
basic: http://technet.oracle.com/cgi-bin/go?email51nt-full
patch set: http://technet.oracle.com/cgi-bin/go?es51patch2nt )
on the machine with the following configuration:
Hardware:
Intel Pentium III 600MHz, 512Mb RAM, 30Gb IDE HDD, 20Gb free on
destination volume.
Software:
OS WindowsNT 4.0 Server Service Pack 4
and following Oracle products installed:
Oracle8i Enterprise Edition 8.1.6.0.0 (installation option - typical)
Oracle Portal 3.0.6.3.3
Oracle Internet File System 1.0.8.1.0
Resulting messaging system must consist of one TCP/IP node, that is all
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on the same machine. This node also must be the configuration node.
Installation of EMail Server (default option - includes all products)
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Oracle8i Enterprise is located in.
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Create a new node
Create a custom Email Server node
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Timezone selected - (GMT +3:00) Russian Standard Time
Enabled servers:
POP3
POP3 using SSL
Yes - I want to enable SMTP gateway on this machine
Define and configure a new gateway
No - I don't want to enable the LDAP access on this machine
Yes - I have an existing database
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After these steps (installing and configuring) I tried to run
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01/11 13:12:00 INF: Logged into database.
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%ORACLE_HOME%\office\admin\samples
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(PROTOCOL = TCP)
(Host = crocus)
(Port = 1521)
(CONNECT_DATA = (SID = CROCUS)
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(ADDRESS_LIST =
(ADDRESS =
(COMMUNITY = tcp.world)
(PROTOCOL = TCP)
(Host = crocus)
(Port = 1521)
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Email Server Monitoring Methods

I am about to develop an Email Server monitoring project. I have several questions about it:
1. Whats the best method to do it ? (in term of accuracy and work load)
2. I've been reading on some round-robin method which expect a reply from an email server to determine the status of the server. Whats the difference between this method and the conventional way (which sends email to server and doesnt expect for a reply), Isn't the latter method sufficient and accurate enough ?
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import java.io.*;
import java.net.Socket;
* Simple SMTP Client that allows your Java App send emails.
* Uses Java Sockets to connect directly to an SMTP server.
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* Bonus: Unlike many other Java SMTP Sockets examples, this one actually works.
* @author Olly Oechsle, www.intelligent-web.co.uk
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            String from,
            String subject,
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                read(input, buffer);
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     * Sends a message to the server using the DataOutputStream's writeBytes() method.
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    private static void send(DataOutputStream output,
                             String data,
                             StringBuffer buffer)
            throws IOException {
        output.writeBytes(data);
        buffer.append(data);
     * Reads a line from the server and adds it onto the conversation buffer.
    private static void read(BufferedReader br, StringBuffer buffer) throws IOException {
        int c;
        while ((c = br.read()) != -1) {
            buffer.append((char) c);
            if (c == '\n') {
                break;
}Is the above code considered as low level approach ?
I tested it so far and it works only for some mail servers (https://inetmon.com and https://nav6.org). However when I tried to send an email to myself in gmail.com it doesnt work. It catches an expection and prints "Host Unknown". Any idea how to fix it ?

I have just restored my pavilion DV6 back to factory and cannot log onto my email server?

DV6 Product XE062EA#ABU
Just tried reinstalling back to factory for my wife and all went well except no email client will work, tried , live mail, outlook 2007, trial outlook 2010 and thunderbird with no success, tried imap and pop again with no success. tried logging onto my known good email account.
Tried removing the pre installed norton av again no luck, things were getting a bit flakey after all of the install/uninstalls so restored it one more time but this time only installed windows live mail and the pre installed office starter edition and still cant log on to an email server
Unable to send or receive messages for the Kilmartin (sophie) account. The connection to the server has failed.
Server: 'mail.kilmartin.it'
Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC0E
Protocol: POP3
Port: 110
Secure(SSL): No
Socket Error: 10061
Can anybody shed any light? its as if the restore image isnt working correctly as it used to work great on the original build?
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Rich
(MCSE NT4/W2K/2003/Vista)

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Trying to change back INCOMING server port number

I was trying to figure out how to SEND email via my iPhone 3G. I can send email fine while at home (using my wireless router), but when I'm out and about I cannot SEND email. How do I do this?
In trying to figure this out on my own I was reading about my Comcast email account that said to change the port number. I accidentally change the INCOMING port number from 110 to 25. So, I know it needs to be 110, but everytime I change it in the Settings to 110 it automatically changes it back to 25 after I try to retrieve emails within the Mail option. What's going on?
Help!

To send email, you need to add cwmx.com under the smtp servers.
I'm having the same problem with setting my incoming server port to 110. I've been able to change it by opening Apple's mail client and editing the account preferences.
Then I went into iTunes and on the bottom of the info tab is a "Replace information on this iPhone" section. I checked the Mail Account tab and hit the sync button.
This did change my server ports to the correct ports, but I'm still having problems getting the iPhone's mail app to refresh using the new settings. I don't know how force the ports to change via windows.
I had to turn off the iPhone and restart it to get it to work. I also had to turn off the SSL under the advance tab. Little uncertain about leaving that setting.

Problem updating Email Server settings

I was able to update Email Server settings in one of my computer. When I tried my mobile devices (ipod and ipads) I was able to set the new outgoing setting, port, and SSL. Setting the incoming part I was able to change Port # and SSL but I couldn't set "pop.verizon.net " . I got an error message:"The POP server pop.verizon.net doesn't support Authenticated POP (APOP) authentication. Please check your account settings and try again. And of course, I couldn't get any e-mail. Thank you in advance!!

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