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ngb1959 2005-10-13 02:07 AM

M3 Server Email Question
 
What should I put in the box that says ...

Mail Server:

on my email to receive email.

My computer crashed and I don't know what to put there.

Thanks.

Nina

eman 2005-10-13 04:47 AM

You need yourservername.simplecom.net (at least that's what I use).

ngb1959 2005-10-13 01:08 PM

This is what it says:

Receiving Mail
Mail Server: ________________
Only POP mail servers are supported at this time


Username: ngb1959
Note: The username is different than your email address. Typically it is the text in your email address before the at sign (@).

Password: xxxxxxx
Your password is not displayed for security purposes.

Indicator:

This color will be used to mark messages received from this account.

Deliver To: Inbox

Options:

Override default POP port:

Leave mail on POP server

Retrieve new messages only

Use filters

This is the part I am having trouble with:

Receiving Mail
Mail Server: ________________
Only POP mail servers are supported at this time


You said to put in yourservername.simplecom.net

What is the yourservername? Is that my main page? http://www.dreamypleasures.com/ ??

Thanks.

ecchi 2005-10-13 03:09 PM

This information you need to get from you mail host. If this is your ISP, and your email address ends with your ISP's URL (eg fred1234@aol.com) try using pop. (note the dot)followed by the bit after the @. if pop. does not work try pop3. or pop2. EG. if your mail address is fred1234@aol.com try pop.aol.com and pop3.aol.com and pop2.aol.com However if none of these work you will have to contact your email host to find this address

ecchi 2005-10-13 03:15 PM

Oh, just realised, you may be referring to a mail address at your website. If so try your domain name instead of the ISP address (eg if your site is http://www.ngb-porn.com try pop.ngb-porn.com and pop3.ngb-porn.com and pop2.ngb-porn.com) If this does not work, you will have to ask your host.

Smutferret 2005-10-14 02:44 PM

Hi Nina,

Your incoming mail server should be the same as your domain name (yourdomain.com or yourdomain.net or what have you). Your out going mail server is more than likely through your ISP.

Your FTP host name would be "yourservername.simplecom.net".

If that doesn't work for you contact tech support here...
http://www.m3server.com/support/

Regards,
SF


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