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Does Frihost's SMTP server require login and password?

 


Texas Al
I'm configuring a script to send email. Do I need to configure a login and password for the SMTP server (for instance, that of the account I registered under) or will email submissions get sent without authentication? THanks.
Helios
What is the names of the SMTP and POP3 servers here at FriHost?

smtp.yourname.frihot.net ?
and pop3.name.frihost.net ?

and what are the ports? the usual ones ?
Bondings
I think so, yes. Never tried it out myself, sorry.
foggy
I believe that both the POP and SMTP servers are located at mail.yourname.frihost.net . I am not sure what type, if any of authentication is used.
mOrpheuS
Yes authentication is needed...

Quote:
*private* is currently not permitted to relay through this server. Perhaps you have not logged into the pop/imap server in the last 30 minutes or do not have SMTP Authentication turned on in your email client.

pop3 - subdomain.frihost.net port 110 (995 secure)
smtp - subdomain.frihost.net port 25 (also 25 for secure)

you can also use mail.subdomain.frihost.net, as this is usually just a cname pointing back to subdomain.frihost.net.

pretty good standard configuration.
Wink
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