Wireless Networking Can't send email

> I'm using a Belkin Pre-N hub & card in my laptop. Wired to desktop.
>
> Recently I stopped being able to send email through the main email
> server I use. I can still receive email through it. I can not send it
> from home using the Belkin router from either the laptop nor the
> desktop. None of the settings were changed, it just quit being able
> to send.
> Now if I take my laptop to work where somebody else has a wireless
> network that is wide open, I can hook up to that with my Belkin Pre-N
> card and send or receive email through the same email server, and
> with the same settings. Just can't send from home.
>
> Any ideas as to why? I can't figure it out.
>
> GC

> Chips wrote:

>> I'm using a Belkin Pre-N hub & card in my laptop. Wired to desktop.
>>
>> Recently I stopped being able to send email through the main email
>> server I use. I can still receive email through it. I can not send it
>> from home using the Belkin router from either the laptop nor the
>> desktop. None of the settings were changed, it just quit being able
>> to send.
>> Now if I take my laptop to work where somebody else has a wireless
>> network that is wide open, I can hook up to that with my Belkin Pre-N
>> card and send or receive email through the same email server, and
>> with the same settings. Just can't send from home.
>>
>> Any ideas as to why? I can't figure it out.
>>
>> GC

>
> Depends who you use for an ISP.. the from in your headers doesn't say
>
> Some ISP's require smtp authentication (log on to mail server) to be able
> to send email thru them. See if you ISP has changed to requiring
> authentication to send email now.
>

> The email server for my ISP still works fine for me. It's SBC (I
> think they use Yahoo).
>
> The email server that I can't send through is run by my website
> hoster. He says I don't need authentication, and didn't change anything.
> Also, I tried changing this setting back and forth, and there was no
> success there in solving this.
>
> My web hoster says there have been a few other customers of his that
> mysteriously suddenly could not send email through his server. He
> never figured out why.
>
> Nevertheless, on my laptop, without changing any settings, I can send
> through his email server from somebody else's wireless router, but not
> through mine.
>
> GC
>
>

>> Chips wrote:

>>> I'm using a Belkin Pre-N hub & card in my laptop. Wired to desktop.
>>>
>>> Recently I stopped being able to send email through the main email
>>> server I use. I can still receive email through it. I can not send
>>> it from home using the Belkin router from either the laptop nor the
>>> desktop. None of the settings were changed, it just quit being able
>>> to send.
>>> Now if I take my laptop to work where somebody else has a wireless
>>> network that is wide open, I can hook up to that with my Belkin
>>> Pre-N card and send or receive email through the same email server,
>>> and with the same settings. Just can't send from home.
>>>
>>> Any ideas as to why? I can't figure it out.
>>>
>>> GC

>>
>> Depends who you use for an ISP.. the from in your headers doesn't say
>>
>> Some ISP's require smtp authentication (log on to mail server) to be
>> able to send email thru them. See if you ISP has changed to requiring
>> authentication to send email now.

> Did you try adding the domain? When I try and send email from my PDA
> I to have just the (name), but now have to put in the whole name
> (like) (name)@domain.com
>
> It was in outlook express.. It asks for the name in it, but whenever I
> access it any way other than a direct connect (WiFi, cell, sat, etc)
> but it really wanted the (name)@domain.. It's free to try, and Worth
> a shot...
>
>
> Chips wrote:

>> The email server for my ISP still works fine for me. It's SBC (I
>> think they use Yahoo).
>>
>> The email server that I can't send through is run by my website
>> hoster. He says I don't need authentication, and didn't change
>> anything. Also, I tried changing this setting back and forth, and
>> there was no success there in solving this.
>>
>> My web hoster says there have been a few other customers of his that
>> mysteriously suddenly could not send email through his server. He
>> never figured out why.
>>
>> Nevertheless, on my laptop, without changing any settings, I can send
>> through his email server from somebody else's wireless router, but
>> not through mine.
>>
>> GC
>>
>>

>>> Chips wrote:
>>>> I'm using a Belkin Pre-N hub & card in my laptop. Wired to desktop.
>>>>
>>>> Recently I stopped being able to send email through the main email
>>>> server I use. I can still receive email through it. I can not send
>>>> it from home using the Belkin router from either the laptop nor the
>>>> desktop. None of the settings were changed, it just quit being able
>>>> to send.
>>>> Now if I take my laptop to work where somebody else has a wireless
>>>> network that is wide open, I can hook up to that with my Belkin
>>>> Pre-N card and send or receive email through the same email server,
>>>> and with the same settings. Just can't send from home.
>>>>
>>>> Any ideas as to why? I can't figure it out.
>>>>
>>>> GC
>>>
>>> Depends who you use for an ISP.. the from in your headers doesn't
>>>
>>> Some ISP's require smtp authentication (log on to mail server) to be
>>> able to send email thru them. See if you ISP has changed to
>>> requiring authentication to send email now.