08-15-04, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted by ikehiker
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I use comcast.net and can send/receive emails without any problems. Here's my entries in the account settings (the italized entries are optional):
Page 1:
your_user_name@comcast.net
Page 2:
Your Name
your_user_name
your_password
"Save password" checked
Page 3:
Account type: Pop3
Name: Comcast
Page 4:
mail.comcast.net
smtp.comcast.net
nothing in the domain name - this is important, it will not work if you enter anything here.
Options (1/3)
"Connect and ..." checked
10 minutes
Connection: The Internet
Options (2/3)
"Outgoing e-mail server..." checked
other two boxes on this page unchecked
Options (3/3)
Get full copy of messages
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Alternatively, you can use the IP numbers on page 4. This helps if your DNS is flaky/slow:
Incoming mail: 204.127.198.10
Outgoing mail: 204.127.202.27
Also, use a registry editor to
1. For registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Inbox, create new DWORD ForceOffSSL and give it a value of 1.
2. Soft-reset device (or stop (kill) Inbox and restart Inbox)
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