Reprogramming I cannot connect to the internet or send/receive emails. Called ISP and everything on their end looked okay except they were not receiving a signal from ISDN/Webrouter, they suggested that I call the phone company about the ISDN line. Phone company test line and said that is was okay but that the SPID's needed to be reprogrammed. Does anyone know how to do this. The company that installed all of the equipment is no longer in business and I do not know very much about doing this sort of thing. The manual on the cd that came with the Webramp 410i is not very helpful.

http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/smallbusiness/bizmail/pop/pop-27.html http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/smallbusiness/bizmail/pop/pop-28.html
These pages should give you the answer you are looking for.

This reply is based upon my own experience.

First, I suggest you check your junk mail box. Sometimes, stuff ends up there for one reason or another...or no reason at all.

If that doesn't shed any light, contact your Internet Service Provider (ISP) and advise them of the problem, giving dates and email address(es) of the incoming mail. Sometimes, ISPs don't get along with each other and one will send mail originating from another ISP into the junk or blocked mail box. Should that be the case, tell your ISP in no uncertain terms, that you are paying for this service and that you want the email to be received.

It could also be a case of your ISP setting its spam filters too high, in which case you can ask that they be backed off a notch.

Finally, be absolutely certain that your correspondents do, in fact, have your correct email address. Actually, that should be the first thing you do.

Ask COMCAST for the names of their POP-server and of their MAIL-server, and configure Outlook Express to use those names.

Microsoft Live Mail is "web-based" -- all you need to do is to web-surf to their web-site, login, and click "send/receive" or click "compose" and later "send".

check the parameters of your outgoing mail server to see that it is correct

Eg mail.msn.com or whatever isp you use

1. Change the settings in your email software so that the email account you're using designates an Outgoing Email Service that your internet service provider won't block. Your internet service provider should provide you with the address of an acceptable Outgoing SMTP Mail Server. This information is often listed on their website; if it isn't, call their technical support and ask them the address of their Outgoing Email Server. Then go into your email software and change your current Outgoing SMTP Address to the one your ISP requires.
2. After you designate a SMTP address not restricted by your ISP, you may still receive the following error:
Port: 25, Secure(SSL): No, Server Error: 530, Error Number: 0x800CCC78
Now you are reaching the Outgoing SMTP Mail Server, but it won't process your request without further authorization. You will need to go into your Email Software and find the setting that indicates that your Outgoing SMTP requires further authorization. Select this setting and enter the username and password required by your ISP (or reqired by who ever is the administrator of the Outgoing SMTP Mail Server that's not blocked by your ISP). For example, at the time this article was written MSN Internet Service's SMTP Address was: (secure.smtp.email.msn.com). However, this email server won't allow you to use it unless you send your MSN username and password along with your request to send email.

Outlook Express needs you to have an email account with your ISP, and your ISP should provide you with the setup items like Mail Servers. Once this isw done, you will have complete access to your email.

As an example, my ISP is Comcast and my mail servers are

mail.comcast.net to receive, and
smtp.comcast.net to send.

Your ISP will have their own servers, of course.

You will need to log in to these servers, using logins and passwords provided by your ISP. Outlook Express manages this as well.

I'm assuming you have a DI-711 Router try go to there main website and search for solution online. Or update the hardware. If you can't fix the problem by yourself you can but a cheap wireless router.

You can make another email address with google to send out the bulk mail. Google has POP access so you can continue using Outlook.

http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=10350

OKAY FIRST THING FIRST...DISSCONNECT FROM THE INTERNET. NEXT GO INTO YOUR INBOX AND REMOVE THE SENT THE DRAFTS AND THE OUTBOX. NOW IF IN UR ADVACE SETTINGS U ARE SAVING A COPY ON THE SERVER U NEED TO DISABLE THAT ALSO.

Hi,
Request you just consult your server team or Internet connection provider, because only these two team handle the case of static IP related issue.

Thanks
Sushant