VS .net 2010 Mail Server Authentication
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I had a program that simply put the mail server to be used for outgoing mail. Now that I want to change it, I would like to add authentication to it. Is it simply a easy way to tell the program to use it within the code? (I can provide code when needed) Thanks!
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I had a program that simply put the mail server to be used for outgoing mail. Now that I want to change it, I would like to add authentication to it. Is it simply a easy way to tell the program to use it within the code? (I can provide code when needed) Thanks!
You've put all these "it"s in your question and not a clue to what they are refering to...
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You've put all these "it"s in your question and not a clue to what they are refering to...
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Dave KreskowiakThe question is how to add authentication for a mail server. This is the only place where the code shows the mail server. Here is the code: Dim EmailServer As String = "servername" ' This string holds our email server name Dim Generic_Message As String = "" Dim ReceptionEmail As String = "recept" 'holds the email address
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The question is how to add authentication for a mail server. This is the only place where the code shows the mail server. Here is the code: Dim EmailServer As String = "servername" ' This string holds our email server name Dim Generic_Message As String = "" Dim ReceptionEmail As String = "recept" 'holds the email address
You seem to be missing about 90% of your code. How is declaring and initializing three string variables going to send an email? If you're using the classes from the System.Net.Mail[^] namespace to send your message, then you'll need to set the SmtpClient.Credentials[^] property. If you're using something else, you'll need to tell us what it is!
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