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James_DT	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 23:17
	Robbo - have you tried the GMail program for setting it up automatically that's on the Gmail website?
Antz	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 22:23
	I use smtp.ntlworld.com they don't ask for Auth, and it's pretty quick too.
Robbo	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 21:46
	quote: Originally posted by Ian Yeah but if you're using AOL SMTP you must use the AOL address not the Gmail one. Yeah but I was flicking between POP3 settings for Gmail and the imap one for AOL
Robbo	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 21:46
	Removed and AOL is now working OK again... reason for all this is that I have an old AOL username on my mum an dads account but they r getting rid of AOL soon and I wanted a good name... Gmail gives a good one :)
Ian	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 21:45
	Yeah but if you're using AOL SMTP you must use the AOL address not the Gmail one.
Robbo	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 21:40
	quote: Originally posted by Ian http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=authenticated+smtp+aol AOL don't appear to allow outgoing mail unless its from an AOL address. I have an AOL address as well
Robbo	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 21:39
	:S Maybe I'll rtemove the Gmail stuff from Outlook as AOL don't work right on there anymore :( Won't be using Gmail just yet anyhoo!
Ian	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 19:39
	http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=authenticated+smtp+aol AOL don't appear to allow outgoing mail unless its from an AOL address.
Ian	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 19:34
	http://www.interads.co.uk/Auth-SMTP.htm One solution...
Ian	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 19:33
	Any open mail relay. Most require you to be on the same network ie. dialled in or BB through the same people. smtp.blueyonder.co.uk if you're a Blueyonder customer etc. Trouble is, anything that is open is inviting spammers straight in.
Drew	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 19:19
	quote: Originally posted by Nismo quote: Originally posted by Drew quote: Originally posted by Nismo If you have AOL Broadband you will not be able to send via SMTP as they have no SMTP servers that you can use in Outlook, if Gmail has authenticated SMTP use there server. incorrect ;) trotty told me one once before that i could use i know its not 100% true, but AOL dont like people using them and im pretty sure that if they find people using them they block them? heres 2 that i know, but you get limited use. aol: zb.mx.aol.com aol: zc.mx.aol.com nah, i mean trotty gave me a different companies outgoing name which i could use to send while on aol, but cant remember what it was
Robbo	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 19:16
	Right, got to go out now, will check back later :)
Robbo	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 19:15
	quote: Originally posted by Nismo quote: Originally posted by Drew quote: Originally posted by Nismo If you have AOL Broadband you will not be able to send via SMTP as they have no SMTP servers that you can use in Outlook, if Gmail has authenticated SMTP use there server. incorrect ;) trotty told me one once before that i could use i know its not 100% true, but AOL dont like people using them and im pretty sure that if they find people using them they block them? heres 2 that i know, but you get limited use. aol: zb.mx.aol.com aol: zc.mx.aol.com No AOL let you use SMTP... I got the details off there website :) Its just imap.aol.com and smtp.aol.com
Robbo	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 19:14
	Someone e-mail both RSuddaby@Gmail.com and RobSuddaby@aol.com would you, ta :)
Nismo	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 19:14
	quote: Originally posted by Drew quote: Originally posted by Nismo If you have AOL Broadband you will not be able to send via SMTP as they have no SMTP servers that you can use in Outlook, if Gmail has authenticated SMTP use there server. incorrect ;) trotty told me one once before that i could use i know its not 100% true, but AOL dont like people using them and im pretty sure that if they find people using them they block them? heres 2 that i know, but you get limited use. aol: zb.mx.aol.com aol: zc.mx.aol.com
Robbo	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 19:14
	I can send out of both but Gmail just doesn't seem to want to receive :(
Robbo	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 19:13
	Don't use AOL but the AOL account is fine... just the Gmail that won't receive :S
Drew	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 19:13
	quote: Originally posted by Nismo If you have AOL Broadband you will not be able to send via SMTP as they have no SMTP servers that you can use in Outlook, if Gmail has authenticated SMTP use there server. incorrect ;) trotty told me one once before that i could use
Nismo	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 19:12
	If you have AOL Broadband you will not be able to send via SMTP as they have no SMTP servers that you can use in Outlook, if Gmail has authenticated SMTP use there server.
Robbo	posted on 7th Jan 05 at 19:10
	Right, I have just configured Gmail to operate via Outlook (POP3) and all is fine BUT I tried sending myself an email and it doesn't appear anywhere, does if I log onto Gmail though :S Now... I also have an AOL IMAP account setup and it has its own set of folders as it were... I'm using Outlook 2003 and I have personal folders (which it does't use for AOL) and then a seperate set of folders entitled impa@aol.com - which is what is used for the AOL stuff. So I changed the default to Gmail for the time being because I thought that would set Outlook to work with Gmail but it still won't appear... how come?! I have ran the test Connection and all is fine and my AOL is still working OK... I have also ensured that when I send the e-mail that it is sending via Gmail :S Maybe I need to leave it 10 minutes to feed through? [Edited on 07-01-2005 by Robbo]