Third party email setup

ice successfully setup a third party email account on my iPhone(IMAP),but my phone can only receive mail. Whenever I try to send an email, it says that connection to the outside server(send.Columbia.edu) has failed. Any idwas as to why my ipjone is having trouble connecting to the outside server?
On a side note, is there an easy way to check how many txt msgs youve sent?

If you are connecting via AT&T EDGE, the connection will seem to come from an outside network. Your outgoing mail server may be rejecting your attempts to use it from outside its network.
You can use cwmx.com (no ID, no password) as the outgoing server. This will work whenever you are using EDGE to connect. However, this connection will not work if you connect to the internet using WiFi. AT&T's outgoing mail server does not allow you to connect to it from outside its network.
You can also get a free GMail ID and use their outgoing server information. GMail's outgoing server works from both EDGE and any WiFi network. You will need to add you personal email ID as an authorized "Sent From" ID in the Settings section of the GMail web interface, and use the "Other" mail account shortcut on the iPhone to configure your account. You can specify your IMAP server as the incoming mail server and the GMail SMTP server as the outgoing server.

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