If you cannot send mail from your email client program, change your outgoing server port to "26". Many ISP companies are now blocking port 25 to control the flood of spam. (Probably a good idea).
You can also try using the outgoing server of your internet service provider. (ISP) That's the company that supplies your internet connection.
If you are using an email client like Outlook or Outlook Express, for user name try using just the beginning of your email address before the "@". If that does not work, try your full email address as the user name. Also try using the "+" in place of the "@" sign.
Please make sure you empty your email folder on the server and the Trash folder. Otherwise you may run out of space.
If you have spamassassin enabled check and see if you also have the spambox enabled. Under the spamassassin link you can empty your spam box. The most frequent reason for mail boxes being full is that the spambox is not emptied. The spambox is part of the email account quota.
When your account is first installed, the default email address is set to username@yourdomain.ext where username= your user name and yourdomain.ext= your domain name and proper extension (.com, .net, .ca).
The default email address collects all the mail that is not addressed properly to any existing email account you have set-up in control panel. Usually this is just spam and as such the address is designed to just discard all improperly addressed mail. You can change the default address to do something else if you want.
When publishing using FrontPage, I receive errors.
The most common reasons are:
1. The extensions have been corrupted on the server. To fix this, simply sign in to control panel, go to the FrontPage icon and uninstall the FrontPage extensions. Then install the FrontPage extensions.
2. You have "Sharepoint" services enabled in FrontPage. Turn them off in FrontPage. Check the help file on your version to determine how to do this.
3. You have a firewall installed blocking port 80. Open port 80 and try again.
Error:
406 Not Acceptable Not Acceptable An appropriate representation of the requested resource /_vti_bin/_vti_aut/author.exe could not be found on this server. Apache/1.3.33 Server at www.<domain> Port 80
Solution: Add this line to your .htaccess file in your public_html folder
1. The correct link is http://yourdomainname.ext:2082 or https://yourdomainname.ext:2083 where yourdomainname.ext is your proper domain name and proper extension (.com, .net etc.) Do not put the www. in front of it.
2. Make sure you are using a full colon as a separator before 2082 or 2083.
3. Make sure that your firewall permits access to ports 2082 and 2083.
