Sending email on wifi errors

On both my ipad 3 and iPhone 5 sometimes I can't send emails on wifi, I'll get "cannot connect to server" however if I switch wifi off and use LTE it works fine.. Switch back to wifi and it errors...
Using exchange and iCloud.
Anyone else?

Which email service and type (POP, IMAP, Exchange)?

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Can't send email using wifi. Spent 30 min troubleshooting with my email service provider who finally told me to contact Apple

Can't send email using wifi. Spent 30 min troubleshooting with my email service provider who finally told me to contact Apple.
It doesn't work when I can't get 3G, whether at home or overseas. Receives no problem, and 3G works fine when it's available.

Maybe it is a 3GS. Anyway, I get the error that the network is not responding, and to check my settings. My ISP is Uniserve (Canada) but I am trying to use Telus (at home, where there is no 3G in my neighbourhood) or whatever is available as I travel eg. US or Europe for outgoing mail when 3G is not available. My husband has no problem with his iphone 4 when he sends email the same way usinf wifi.

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I can't send email when wifi is on. How do I fix??

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When we send email with spelling error, OWA will display the red line under incorrect word, as the following snapshot：
In snapshot, I make the word of “email” and “error” incorrect. If we didn’t modify it, OWA will not give another reminder when we send emails.
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Loss of sending email using WIFI

As of this morning 8-20-08, after updating to 2.02, I no longer am able to send emails using my own wireless network. Previously this was no problem. Neither Fido or Apple have any idea of what I am talking about. Fido washed their hands as they do not support WIFI. How convenient, they sell the phone and charge for the service but do not support it. Videotron, my ISP, thinks the issue is my wireless router but I can send via gmail so that's out. I resovled the problem by configuring my accounts to use my gmail smtp server as a second option and now the spinning wheel is short lived and messages are sent.
I'm sorry to say that I had fallen for all the hype about Apple but truth is they are but a Microsoft wannabe.
Disinchanted

So here's the wierd thing.
I was having the same problems. Set up SMTP for Videotron when at home using relais.videotron.ca SMTP with no authenticationon port 25 & all was good in the world. However when I went out, bang. Nothing. Couldn't send a mail for love nor money.
Thought aboutit & changed settings to use relais.videotron.ca SMTP, but this time using authentication of vltl** / password credentials with no SSL (Videotron doesn't use SSL) and again everything was fine. Of course, when I got home again, bang. Everything fell over & no more mail sending foe me!
So I figure, when I'm at home I'm on my trusted network at port 25, I don't need authentication and all is good, but when I'm out i'm seen as potential SPAM by port 25 on videotron & get blocked.
Tried using port 587 instead when for both home & mobile but had no luck either.
Then a strange thing happened. I'd resolved to having to set up 2 SMTP servers on my iPhone & switching between the two based on where I was. Pain in the a**, but there's always a trade off for early adopter technology So I set up my primary SMTP to use port 25 with no authentication, and a secondary server to use the same relais.videotron.ca outgoing server, but this time WITH authentication using vltl** \ password credentials.
After a walk to the shop when I'd been on my secondary SMTP server (successfully sending & recieving) I came home & inadvertantly forgot to swith back to my primary SMTP. Recieved a mail & then responded with no problem!
Net result, I now have a permanently switced off primary server & a permanently switched on secondary server which uses relais.videotron.ca details with vltl** \ password authentication credentials active (like I did on my old silver iPhone) & all is good in the world, both at home & out mobile, both for sending & recieving!
Will field test some more tomorrow but it may be a 2.0.2 bug where ther primary server details fcuk up whereas the secondary server details are stable.
So long as it works, who cares!
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Cannot send email on Wifi iPad

Four months of trying, and I still cannot send email, either from home or work.
Set up new account via iPad; I never sync mail accounts, I only use iPad Mail for outgoing.
I had four outgoing emails in my Outbox. Today I deleted all SMPTE servers, and changed the Primary SMPTE to my work outgoing email server. Then, one of the four emails was actually sent -- but it won't send the others reporting it cannot connect to the SMPTE server.
I am using the same outgoing SMPTE server as my iPhone and iMac and both can send via wifi with no problem. It is just the iPad that can't send.
If it sent one successfully, why can't it send the other three?

Last Chance Rand wrote:
Four months of trying, and I still cannot send email, either from home or work.
Set up new account via iPad; I never sync mail accounts, I only use iPad Mail for outgoing.
I had four outgoing emails in my Outbox. Today I deleted all SMPTE servers, and changed the Primary SMPTE to my work outgoing email server. Then, one of the four emails was actually sent -- but it won't send the others reporting it cannot connect to the SMPTE server.
I am using the same outgoing SMPTE server as my iPhone and iMac and both can send via wifi with no problem. It is just the iPad that can't send.
If it sent one successfully, why can't it send the other three?
My guess is that your ISP blocks the outgoing servers. You might have to set up a port on your SMPT server, or use the ISP's outgoing server. We'd need more info to help you out.

After upgrade to 10.10, can't send email (SMTP cert. error). On previous version running on another machine, can still send find. This new version is missing the "Usual Ports" checkbox option. Can someone please help?

I just upgraded to 10.10. On the mail program, one of my accounts is having an issue sending email. I am getting the following error message:
The certificate for this server is invalid.
Select a different outgoing mail server from the list below or click Try Later to leave the message in your Outbox until it can be sent.
But on another machine running Mavericks, I can still continue to send email. The same is try from my iPhone 5S.
On that machine running Mavericks the SMTP is configured as SSL and for "Usual Ports" (25, 465, 587) but THIS OPTION IS MISSING ON THE NEW VERSION. On the new version I have tried configuring the port to 25 and then 465 and 587 with no success. I have used the Network Utility to see if my provider is blocking me -- it is not. I have no third-party software on this machine (anti virus). I can receive email fine. On the new Yosemitie Mail there are new checkbox options of Automatically check my settings and Allow unsecure connections. I tried to uncheck SSL for SMTP but then it says it cannot send securely my passowrd and i need to check the option "Allow to send unsecurely". I did that but the same error message keeps appearing. So I have tried nearly everything I have been able to, all to no avail. Please can somebody help?

Thanks for your reply. Yes, it is a POP account. Incoming mail is fine. My port for incoming is also 110. But the outgoing port should be 587 (or 24, 465 and 587 as on Mavericks' "Usual Ports" option). I am using the same configuration across three different devices and only the machine running Yosemite is having issues. I notice in the new version of Mail there is no longer the "Usual Ports" option. I am not sure this is the culprit or not. But the fact is no matter how I configure it, it will not send mail for these particular servers. I have multiple clients and only one is affected, meaning I can send email from other email addresses (different hosting contracts) on Yosemite but on this one particular one I cannot.

Can't send email with wifi

I have the Apple mail set up , but cannot send or receive email. I used to be able to send when I was using my cell phone as a modem, but since I am on wifi, I can't even send email. I also have my Netscape webmail set up to use like it is Pop email. It also works with my cell phone, but not on wifi. Why do I have to use it as web mail on wifi?

Barb Norvell
My guess is that either:
1. Your local wifi network may be blocking the usual mail port numbers for POP receive (110) and SMTP send (25) services. I don't know why this would occur.
The port for Web Mail, HTTP (80) same as for Browsing, is of course allowed, so you can access web mail on any web page.
2. If you are referring to a WIFI internet service provider, you may need to reconfigure your Apple mail preferences to use their mail servers (preferences in Mail, not system preferences) rather than trying to forward mail to/from a previous ISP. Or they may not even provide email service. (I know very little about WIFI internet service providers habits).
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SSIS 2008 R2 - Send email task with error in body message?

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In Control Flow, I've Execute SQL task -> Data Flow Task (wirh some CSV export from SQL task)-> Send email on failure as shown in below screenshot. How can I get FOR ANY error message in
Email Body inside "Send Mail Task- Failure" in case of failure?
I found few articles on the internet but I'm newbie to SSIS and I need some step-by-setp guildeline to do this. Any idea? Many Thanks.

Hi KM IT,
You can enable logging for the package, and redirect the error message to a text file, and then display the content of the text file in the email message body.
When configuring the logging, you can enable the logging for the entire package or each Control Flow Task. For the step-by-step guidance, please see:
http://learnsqlwithbru.com/2009/11/26/configure-logging-in-ssis-packages/
Then, in the Send Mail Task, you can configure the "MessageSourceType" property to “File Connection”, and select the log file. Of course, you can attach the log file as an attachment of the email.
If you have any questions, please feel free to ask.
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Settings For Most Email Clients Using POP
Email settings differ for Domains/Email accounts set up before and after November 2004. You can check which apply by doing a whois on your domain. If name servers are listed as NS4 and NS5, refer to the Email settings listed in yourServiceCentre account under Email Management > View Configured Mailboxes > Settings. If the domain is listed on NS1 and NS3 name servers settings will follow those included in the screenshots below
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SMTP Host: smtp.easyspace.com
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SMTP user: [email protected]
The receiving email ports are:
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IMAP-SSL is port 993
POP is port 110
POP-SSL is port 995
Outgoing ports are...
SMTP and SMTP-SSL is on ports 25, 587 and 465. Port 587 has to be SSL, and port 465 is enforced TLS-wrapped and is generally used by Outlook users.
But I found this thread interesting...
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3187763?start=0&tstart=0

Send email through wifi connection

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Sometimes connected wifi, I dont success to send emails through smtp.free.fr
So, I switch to 3G connection and that works!
Anyone for genius idea? Pleaaaase :-)

this
while ((c=dis.read())!=-1)
is going to be horribly inefficient
It would seem that the server would send http response headers. I don't see where you are skipping this bit of info. But perhaps the server isn't doing this.
Are you flushing the stream on the server side?

Droid maxx won't send email over wifi

My maxx has stopped sending email messages while connected to wifi. Incoming messages work fine.

Marms37,
Oh no! Sorry to hear that your device isn't sending emails. When did this start? Let's get you back up and running. Have you tried to remove the email account and then re-add it? What additional steps have you taken to try to get this working again? Keep us posted!
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I just updated my IPad to iOS 5 and now can not send email. The error message says the server rejects the address which is not true Asti sends on my desktop.

I just updated my iPad to iOS 5 and now can't send email- I have tried the obvious but no luck. Any suggestions?

Usually 'authentication required' means that you need to submit a username (or e-mail address) and password to the e-mail server, when sending a message. This logic is not different between Outlook and Thunderbird, and even with the latest and previous version of Thunderbird.
Of course you can try the previous version again to see if it solves the problem, although you'll be less secure because you would be missing the latest fixes.
If you'd be willing to get back to Thunderbird, say if your frustration level with your new app would increase too much, please see our article [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/cannot-send-messages cannot send messages] for further help.
In all other cases I'd appreciate it if you could mark this as answer so we know you don't need further help.

TS3899 How to send emails without wifi

i can't send email with wifi

Open the notes app. Find the note you want to send and tap on it.
On the bottom you'll see some options, Tap on the square with the right arrow, then you'll be provided the option to Email, if you have an email account setup.

Cannot send email via wifi in Microsoft exchange.

Ever since updating my iPad and iPhone to iOS6, I have not been able to send Microsoft Exchange email via my home wifi network. It just sits in my outbox. I have tried deleting the account and setting up again but no change.

Hi ronaldosy,
How about the work flow of Outlook or OWA on PC internally/externally?
If only phone has this issue, I suggest ask ActiveSync Forum for help so that you can get more professional suggestions. For your convenience:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/exchange/en-US/home?forum=exchangesvrmobility
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