Hi,
What's probably happening is that the ports that are used for eMail are closed
at the router. Some public wireless access points only have Ports 80 and 8080
open for HTTP access. Therefore, going on the Internet is fine, checking eMail
through a WebMail service is fine, but eMail, gaming,
Hello:
Often, when connecting to a public WIFI site, I am taken automatically to a web
page on which are terms and conditions that must be agreed to before you are
granted access to WIFI. Don't know if this applies to your issue, but it might.
You can have an off day, but you can't have a day of
Hello:
Let me clarify my question.
Most of the time when I use a public wireless or one in someone's house
everything connects with no problem. However, on occasion, I connect to a
public wireless and only Safari goes online. The email program does not
connect.
Any idea why this might be?
Je
Try a power cycle what you do is turn off wireless router and modem and turn
both back on after 10 seconds
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On 2013-08-29, at 11:25 PM, jean parker wrote:
> Hello once again:
>
> I haven't posted for some time so now I am.
> I have noticed a few times when connecting to a
Hello once again:
I haven't posted for some time so now I am.
I have noticed a few times when connecting to a wireless network that I don't
usually use, that Safari will connect to the internet but the email program
will not connect. So I can use the internet but I can not send or receive
emai
