I'm having trouble sending emails from my talktalk account. When I type outgoing server smtp.talktalk.net I get the message that my server does not support authentication. Any ideas?
Oh and just as a heads up about sending email,
The settings above will only work when connected via GPRS, 3G etc.
If you happen to be connected via WiFi then the settings will not work.
You would then need to have the outgoing server set to your current Internet Provider.
So if for instance you are on o2, but have TalkTalk Broadband via Wireless in your house, and in your work you have Virginmedia Broadband via Wireless this is what you would need to do.
At home set your outgoing server as smtp.virginmedia.com on your phone.
On the way to work set it as smtp.o2.co.uk,
then once you arrive at work set it to smtp.talktalk.net.
So if you start getting errors when sending email make sure your not connected via WiFi, and if you are that you have that ISP's outgoing server entered.
Sorry to jump in on this thread but can you just clarify your reply ?
I use sky broadband, when I purchase my desire it will be on Vodafone. I set the email up on the phone to receive my sky emails and in order to send I have to use Vodafones SMTP outgoing server.
Are you saying that at soon as I switch on WiFi (on the phone at home) and try sending an email from the phone it won't send unless I then manually change the outgoing server address to the sky one ?
My signal is not fantastic at home (usable but not fantastic) so I was hoping to have the phone set to auto detect my WiFi when at home so that I can surf the web and more importantly answer emails when the missus hogs the laptop.
My sky email does also have webmail so maybe I can access my email through that without having to change the settings every time the phone is connected to my home WiFi ?
I use a Blackberry at the moment so email access is obviously a breeze, I don't really want to have to mess about changing settings etc.
I have the same problem. I can receive Talktalk email on my Desire but can't send. My mobile carrier is Virgin. Do my outgoing details need to be Virgin related rather than Talktalk related?
Unfortunately yes, you would need to change the outgoing server of the mail app on the Desire to correspond to the type of connection you are using.
Thats the way emails work.
The only way I know of having a POP/IMAP server working on a phone on any connection (3G or Wireless) is Gmail.
They allow you to connect to their outgoing servers from any ISP as long as you authenticate with a proper username and password.
Unfortunately yes, you would need to change the outgoing server of the mail app on the Desire to correspond to the type of connection you are using.
Thats the way emails work.
The only way I know of having a POP/IMAP server working on a phone on any connection (3G or Wireless) is Gmail.
They allow you to connect to their outgoing servers from any ISP as long as you authenticate with a proper username and password.
My desire pop account settings are exactly the same settings as my laptop and pc and there is no need to run it via your mobile provider. I receive and can send using both wifi and hspda,3g etc without having to change settings.
What email provider and ISP are you on?
Sky, but one of my mates goes through bt and he keeps the exact same settings on his desire as his home pc.
ie mine is
pop.tools.sky.com port 995 ssl security
smtp.tools.sky.com port 465 ssl security
Hi all,
Regarding the 'can recieve, can't send' debate, my e-mail provider is talktalk, i've just got my desire last Thursday and have been unable to sort out the out going issue. I can recieve, which I understand why this is, but can not send. I have changed the out going smtp to mail.orange.co.uk, when that hasen't worked I've set it back to the talktalk settings, have been on the phone for over an hour to a really helpful guy from Orange but all to no avail. The only way that I can see any incoming is to set up a googlmail account which I've done, but I would much rather have it come dirct to the phone. My previuos phone was the touch pro 2 which was incredibly easy to set up. Is it because it's gone from a windows to an android?
If any one could sort it out I will by them a beer (although they would have to travel to Exeter for it!!)
Thanks in advance
Lee
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