To send email, you need to send it to an SMTP server. That means that you
must assign an SMTP server to the SmtpClient. As SMTP server is similar to a
web server in that it listens to an SMTP port on a given IP address and
responds to SMTP requests. So, as long as the machine has an SMTP server,
you can refer to the machine's IP address or host name.
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Kevin Spencer
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Hi,
I am using System.Net.Mail .SmtpClient to send mail.
I used localhost as the host but this did not work.
For my app to work on a installed PC do I have specify the
SMTP server of the PC????
Do I need to have a config setting for this or can I
somehow use something like localhost.??
rotsey