What's the reason Foxmail can't send an email?

Foxmail can not send mail, generally there are several situations, you may use the following methods to process:

First. Error message when sending mail: "Resolve server IP address failed".

This may be due to one of the following reasons:

(1) The Send mail (SMTP) server fills in an error. Please fill in the correct server name in the account properties.

(2) Unable to connect to the server due to network reasons. Check that your network settings are correct.

Second, the use of foxmail, some size only a few K mail can be sent out normally, but some slightly larger (about dozens of k) of the mail could not be sent.

This is usually caused by an unstable network connection that causes data to be transmitted incorrectly. It is recommended that in the LAN, do not use the "shared connection" way to organize the LAN, but using a gateway or proxy server to organize, you can better avoid this situation.

Third, send the message when the error message should be based on the specific circumstances to deal with. Common error messages are:

1. The server returns "535 error:authentication failed".

SMTP authentication has failed, please select the SMTP mail server requires authentication in the Mail Server property page of the Foxmail Account Properties dialog box, and fill in the correct mailbox account and password under POP3 mailbox account and password.

2. The server returns "553 error:authentication is required".

This is because the client software does not send messages using the ESMTP method, as long as the SMTP mail server requires authentication option is selected in the account properties.

3. The server returns "550:invalid user", "550:local user only" or "551 delivery not allowed to Non-local recipient".

If this occurs when you send a message in a normal way, this is because the server checks the sender's address and does not send the sender's address to a message that is not provided by this server. The solution is to open the dialog box in Foxmail account properties and fill in the email address of your personal information with the correct e-mail address for the SMTP server. If the prompt appears when you use SpeedPost to send a message, it means that the other's mail server does not receive this speedpost delivery method, please use the normal way for this send.

4. The server returns "501 syntax.helo hostname" or "501 Invalid domain name".

The problem is with computer name settings because some SMTP servers do not allow the computer name to contain non-ASCII characters. In TCP/IP settings, your computer name should be a simple English name, such as ABC and so on, and then the DNS suffix is the same as your DNS domain. Changing the name of the computer will solve the problem immediately. Note that computer names cannot be used in Chinese, do not use infrequently used symbols, and should include the full DNS suffix.

Foxmail can't receive mail how to do?

Do not receive mail normally, there are several situations, you can use the following methods to process:

1. Display error message when receiving mail: "Resolve server IP address failed".

This may be due to one of the following reasons:

(1) The receiving mail (POP3) server fills in the error. Please fill in the correct server name in the account properties.

(2) Unable to connect to the server due to network reasons. Check that your network settings are correct.

2, the display is receiving a message, but always receive not down.

This situation is usually due to an exception to a message that cannot be received in a POP3 manner. You can log in to the mailbox through the Web page, delete the problematic messages, and then you can collect other emails.

Prompt when using Foxmail: Cannot create file C:docume~1userlocals~1tempunknown (25). Htm. Mailboxes also do not reply to messages and forward messages. This situation is due to the failure of Foxmail to write to the temporary folder. A friend had this problem, help her to clean up the temporary folder on it.

Also: If your mailbox is a new application of NetEase mailbox, it is really not send mail ...