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you have this problem we suggest
you use a mail relay service (such
as SMTP.com) for sending email.
Alternatively you may use the
Wired Ocean SMTP PROXY as
described below.
3. Using a POP/SMTP email client
coupled with Wired Ocean's SMTP
Proxy. This proxy captures all
outgoing emails and relays them
through
Wired
server.
This method of email
transmission should be used only
when you are having problems
sending emails through your normal ISP (e.g. you get error
messages reporting "ISP does not allow relaying of email" or
similar).
a. From the User Interface, click the "SETTINGS" tab and
choose "GENERAL". Click on "Mail" and enter a tick in
the "SMTP Proxy" box. It is also highly recommended
that each computer that uses SMTP proxy email has
their "server timeout" set to maximum. To do this - open
the email client (e.g. Outlook, Outlook Express etc),
then:
b. For
Accounts...", "View or change email accounts", click on
the relevant email account (you might want to do this
for all email accounts), "Change", "More Settings",
"Advanced", and move the "Server Timeouts" slider to
10 minutes.
c. For Microsoft Outlook Express click on "Tools",
"Accounts", "Mail", then click on the relevant email
account (you might want to do this for all email
accounts), "Properties", "Advanced", and move the
"Server Timeouts" slider to 10 minutes.
In all cases it is important that, when sending emails, you do not
disconnect from the Wired Ocean service until your email programme
(or anti-virus proxy if you are using one) has confirmed that they
have been sent.
3. Using the Service
Ocean's
email
Microsoft
Outlook
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Warning:
When
using
Proxy to send emails
with large attachments
some email clients may
timeout before the SMTP
proxy
has
sending the email. If you
wish
to
send
attachments over slow
uplinks we suggest you
use
an
ISP
accessed
authenticated SMTP.
click
on
"Tools",
SMTP
completed
large
that
is
using
"Email
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