Problem trying to send mail through different server

My "home" internet access is through Comcast, and my e-mail address is at comcast.net. I am periodically in another state with an internet DSL service through Verizon. I am not able to send e-mail using Mail 2.1.3 (and my Comast e-mail address) through Verizon...I get a message saying it was rejected by the server. Is there a simple way to overcome this problem?? Using the Comcast site to send mail is very awkward and time consuming. I would really like to be able to just use my usual Mail program and send the mail through the Verizon connection, but with my comcast address. Thank you very much in advance for any assistance!

I am not able to send e-mail using Mail 2.1.3 (and my Comast e-mail address) through Verizon...I get a message saying it was rejected by the server.
Which port do you have set in Mail for your Outgoing Server? If it's Port 25 or 110, try changing it to 587 with password authentication and SSL enabled, then see if it works. Verizon may be blocking whatever port Comcast told you to use for their email servers, which is probably Port 25.
Another way to get around that is to signup for a Gmail account, setup Mail for that, then enter the Outgoing Server information for the Gmail account in the settings for your Comcast account in Mail.
Mulder

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