06/09/2009, 10:52 AM
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I have my cox email setup on my pre. Getting mail works great but when I try to send something I get a generic error, "Error sending email".
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06/09/2009, 11:10 AM
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No it didn't. You have never been able to send emails from a Cox email address if you are not on the Cox network. You can receive your emails but will never be able to send. It is a function of Cox and they disallow it.
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06/09/2009, 11:19 AM
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You may want to try using Sprint for your "outgoing mail server" but keep cox for incoming. Here are some details you may find helpful. Good luck.
- Doug 1) To Reset Your Sprintpcs.com SMTP PASSWORD - login to your account on sprint.com - click "My Online Tools" tab in the menu (near the top right) - Under "Productivity Tools" see "Email Server Password" (on the right) - click "Create/Change password>>" - enter new password and confirm. Enter something in the name field. - Click Done 2) To Find Out Your Sprintpcs.com SMTP USERNAME - on your Pre, go to the Launcher and click "Device Info" - Scroll to the bottom and click "More Info" - Scroll to the bottom of the "Hardware" page - Under NAI, the first part of your xxxxx01@sprintpcs.com email *should* be your Username (ie: xxxxx01) 3) To Setup Your "Outgoing Mail Server" Through Sprintpcs.com - Server Name: smtp.sprintpcs.com - Use Authentication: ON - Username: xxxxx01 (see instructions above) - Password: xxxxxxx (see instructions above) - Port: 25 - Encryption: None
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06/09/2009, 01:45 PM
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I laugh when people tell me you can't send e-mails from a cox account on a mobil phone...
How to's: Incoming: http://support.cox.com/sdccommon/asp...ntredirect.asp Outgoing: Article: How to: Configure SMTP Authentication in an IPhone TA-DA! Hope this helps... (For some reason, when setting up the outgoing server, the port is wrong, so just use the one pictured on the iPhone.) |
06/09/2009, 01:58 PM
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Here is another thread on cox that I started on Saturday.
http://forums.precentral.net/palm-pr...l-support.html It seems different things work for different people. I have SSL turned on and authentication on SMTP on as well and it works great. |
06/09/2009, 02:27 PM
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ok.. im having issues with this... i had it setup fine, then i sent and email and got the error... so i had to delete the account and restart, it, now i can't get in it @ all, i keep getting an error that says.... unable to validate account settings
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06/09/2009, 06:33 PM
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If I do this, will I be able to set the address so it appears to come from whatever email address I specify? So when someone clicks "reply" in an email I send, the reply will go to this address I want?
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06/10/2009, 01:13 AM
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I'm having issues with cox.net, the cox.net email synced with the pre, but I can only send and not recieve. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong...
here are my settings... I'm in arizona using windows mail on vista incoming server: pop.west.cox.netport110 outgoing server: smtp.west.cox.net port 567 (which cox said to use) outgoing server requires authentication is on. it's weird that I can send but not recieve?? any help would be great thanks |
06/12/2009, 12:50 PM
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My COX account is working perfectly here in Baton Rouge, LA.
My settings: Mail Type POP Incoming Mail Server: pop.east.cox.net xxxxxxxxxxxx - user name ................. - password 995 - port SSL - encryption Outgoing Mail Server: smtp.east.cox.net Use Authentication - ON xxxxxxxxxxxx - user name ................. - password 465 - Port # SSL - encryption Sure hope that helps someone! |
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