[Fary4u]

Hi

i've got this problem for a long time i don't know how to get around with this

i've got my own domain & i've got AOL Account they providing me IMAP services but i want to send email to my own accoutn like info@domain.com

i need any SMTP Address that can send my emails with out any restrictions

any at the moment i'm using smtp.gmail.com it's send it but it's came up automatically my gmail account email address.

I JUST WANT SIMPLE SMTP SERVICES
WHICH I CAN SEND EMAILS WITH OUT ANY AUTHENTICATION.

thanks in advance for replying.
Fary

[Nepomuk]

Originally Posted by Fary4u

Hi

i've got this problem for a long time...

...

I JUST WANT SIMPLE SMTP SERVICES
WHICH I CAN SEND EMAILS WITH OUT ANY AUTHENTICATION.

thanks in advance for replying.
Fary

Dear Fary.

You've been a Member of this forum for long enough to know, that our Posting Guidelines don't allow double posting, never mind sextuple posts! (Windows Forum, Linux / Unix / BSD Forum, Misc Forum, Apache Forum, Ils Forum and here in the Networking Forum)

Therefore I am hereby giving you an official warning! If you continue like this, it could lead to a temporary ban.

In my opinion, the networking Forum is the right place for this question or maybe the Misc Forum, but none of the others. And if you're unsure where to post, choose one and add something like "I didn't know if I should post this here or in the Misc Forum, so if the mods think this is the wrong place, please move it."

The other posts will be deleted.

Also, writing complete sentences in capitals is not a good idea, as the Posting Guidelines state:

Originally Posted by Posting Guidelines

...Use of capitals is generally considered to be shouting and therefore rather rude.

As you didn't write your complete post in capitals (and I can understand that you're angry about this issue), I'm not giving you a warning for that, but I'd ask you not to do it any more.

Greetings,
Nepomuk (Moderator)

[NeoPa]

It's very unlikely (particularly nowadays) that you will find an SMTP service willing to send your stuff out without ANY authentication.

Sometimes (using an ASMTP service) you will be asked for an account and password. More frequently you will need to be coming from a specific range of IP addresses.

However, unless using web mail (which DOES set the From address for you), the From address is usually under the control of your email client. If using an email client, check how it's configured.

NB. Although it is common practice to use the same provider for both sending (SMTP) and receiving (POP3) emails, this is not generally necessary.

[vinothmanimaran]

if you are going to send the mail through the email client like thunderbird , outlook first of all you have to configure the gmail account over there in your system.
and also the aol account on the same email client. and make the smtp for the aol and gmail account to the same smtp.gmail.com for both

if you find any queries mail me

[removed email]

[NeoPa]

I suggest a PM may be a more appropriate form of private communication within the site.

[Fary4u]

but there is no such solution for Free SMTP Services ? : (
simple & easy

[NeoPa]

None that's likely to survive in today's environment. Did you read the comments in post #3?

[DonRayner]

Originally Posted by Fary4u

but there is no such solution for Free SMTP Services ? : (
simple & easy

Even though you have your own domain you still have an ISP that you connect through. You should be able to just use smtp.yourisp.com.

[NeoPa]

Originally Posted by Fary4u

but there is no such solution for Free SMTP Services ? : (
simple & easy

Bearing in mind the possible misuse of such information, can I ask that you explain WHY you need this before any further solutions or assistance is supplied.

[Fary4u]

Coz i've just came across that ISP or Hosting companies providing these services but for eash day usage ?

[NeoPa]

That does not answer the question.

What possible use could you have for this apart from for malicious purposes?