mail question

[minus1972]

if I have a pop3 mail account at my house and the address is as follows:

incoming - mail.isp.com
outgoing - smtp.isp.com

do I need to change any of the addresses if I take my laptop to another location...say my office [who has a different ISP]?

 

[ATLien247]

No...

 

[MSCoder610]

Pretty sure the incoming mail should still work at least. Some ISP's SMTP servers only work when you have one of their IPs though (i.e. using their dialup/broadband/whatever).

Edit for typo.

 

[jst0ney]

no

 

[minus1972]

Originally posted by: MSCoder610
Pretty sure the incoming mail should still work at least. Some ISP's SMTP servers only work when you have one of their IPs though (i.e. using their dialup/broadband/whatever).

Edit for typo.

this is the issue I'm having at the moment. Any way around it?

 

[MSCoder610]

Not that I know of.

 

[n0cmonkey]

WRONG FORUM.

 

[jadinolf]

If in doubt go to your ISPs web mail page (if it has one)

 

[aircooled]

Your outgoing mail may be restricted by your ISP. I know roadrunner has done that. If you are using the same ISP while on the road, should be no problem.

 

[Looney]

Some ISP lock the SMTP servers to their own, so you may need to change the SMTP to whatever ISP you're using.

 

[DaveSimmons]

Originally posted by: minus1972

Originally posted by: MSCoder610
Pretty sure the incoming mail should still work at least. Some ISP's SMTP servers only work when you have one of their IPs though (i.e. using their dialup/broadband/whatever).

Edit for typo.

this is the issue I'm having at the moment. Any way around it?

Web mail.