[BenderBends]

my company email works fine when im back in the states....but when i am in HK or china, every time i try to send, it says that the server does not allow me to send messages.

i know i have my settings and authorization set correctly....anyone know how to fix?

[martyn]

I assume you are at home using a standard broadband connection?

[BenderBends]

yes...using pccw

i have used this at home in the states on a different network too...and it worked fine...

but out here....i can only receive messages...when i try to send it says it does not allow me to...

[discobay]

Assuming that you are using a client like Outlook have you set the outgoing mail server name to smtp.netvigator.com?

[martyn]

Which e-mail client are you using?

If outlook, there should be a button to test the settings.

[Max]

try changing your SMTP (outgoing mail) server settings to the what PCCW recommends.

[BenderBends]

my smtp settings are set to the company's outgoing mail server. They are picky about security and such.....but it is the correct server address.

Whats funny is that when I stayed in the Shangri La, and used the internet there, it worked fine.

[kostas]

Probably your company's SMTP server is blocking certain IP ranges because of relaying abuses. You better use PCCW's SMTP server when sending emails.

[Travie]

i use my own SMTP server with PCCW's connection and i have no problem with it. Do you have any firewall setup for your connection at home?

[discobay]

Agree with kostas though is it possibly your firewall or antivirus software.