change SMTP
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how can i change my SMTP from vb.net
Regards Ramy
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how can i change my SMTP from vb.net
Regards Ramy
Your question doesn't make any sense at all. SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. There's nothing to change. Are you asking how to change which SMTP mail server you're using? BTW: That's for outgoing mail, not incomming. Incomming normally uses POP3.
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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Your question doesn't make any sense at all. SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. There's nothing to change. Are you asking how to change which SMTP mail server you're using? BTW: That's for outgoing mail, not incomming. Incomming normally uses POP3.
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
Dave Kreskowiak wrote:
Your question doesn't make any sense at all. SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. There's nothing to change.
I know the definition o SMTP as well as POP3... i m not that Dump I m asking how can i change the value of the SMTP throught VB.net EX: of changing the gateway : Dim a as processStartinfo a.argument="gatway"= 18.1.2.3 how can i reach the Smtp?
Regards Ramy
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Dave Kreskowiak wrote:
Your question doesn't make any sense at all. SMTP stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. There's nothing to change.
I know the definition o SMTP as well as POP3... i m not that Dump I m asking how can i change the value of the SMTP throught VB.net EX: of changing the gateway : Dim a as processStartinfo a.argument="gatway"= 18.1.2.3 how can i reach the Smtp?
Regards Ramy
charchabil03 wrote:
I m asking how can i change the value of the SMTP throught VB.net
Repeating yourself I see. SMTP doesn't have a value!
charchabil03 wrote:
how can i reach the Smtp?
Repeating myself now... This question doesn't make any sense! There is no command line utility to change which server an SMTP client is looking for. Gateway? Are you talking about a TCP/IP gateway address? It also sounds like your using the wrong acronym - I think you're trying to talk about an SNMP (Simple Network Management Protocol) server. But, again, you're question doesn't make any sense...
Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic
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