I Had virgin broadband installed about 6 months ago. I can recive butnot forward or send e mails i have spent hours on the phone with there experts ! I even let them take controle of my computer. with no result/ i was on dial up with freenet name now called madasafish i can send and recive from madasafish but find it all a pain in the buttHelp Maggie

is it a PoP3 server? of so then you need to configure the incoming/outgoing mail servers in outlook. http://www.nucleustechnologies.com/datarecoveryblog/how-to-create-new-outlook-profile/ last resort i will also try reconfiguring the OL profileVinod |CCNA|MCSE 2003 +Messaging|MCTS|ITIL V3|

On Fri, 4-Sep-09 09:35:05 GMT, maggie carolan wrote:>I Had virgin broadband installed about 6 months ago. I can recive butnot forward or send e mails i have spent hours on the phone with there experts ! I even let them take controle of my computer. with no result/ i was on dial up with freenet name now called madasafish i can send and recive from madasafish but find it all a pain in the buttHelp Maggie How is your Exchange server configured to deliver email? Is it usingDNS to find the correct target server and then trying to send the mailt is, does your ISP allow the use of SMTP(port 25) for that purpose, or do they insist that you use their SMTPrelay servers?If the ISP wants you to use their SMTP relay server then you shouldcreate a SMTP Connector (or a Send Connecor if you're running Exchange2007) for this purpose. Give it an address space of "*" and change thedelivery method to "smart host". Put the name of the ISP's SMTP relayserver into the edit box (or the IP address, surrounded by "[" and"]"). If the ISP only allows authenticate users to relay you'll haveto enter an appropriate user-id and password in there, too.---Rich MatheisenMCSE+I, Exchange MVP--- Rich Matheisen MCSE+I, Exchange MVP

Hi,Is Exchange server deployed in your environment?Whether any error message when sending the email?ThanksAllen