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2.2 Email Info
Example: New York City Web-Mail •webmail.nyc.rr.com by drake RR restricts outbound (sending) mail to those logged in with an IP address within their assigned range. You may still receive mail, but cannot send. What about RR Account Management? Same thing. RR also restricts your ability to log-in and manage your account unless from a valid RR-IP address. Feedback provided recently: "RR now supports SMTP server authentication for off-network access. Use the same credentials you use for the POP3 server. See »www.help.rr.com/HMSFaqs/e_SmtpAuth.aspx "
An example - New York City's RR system: nyc.rr.com The "nyc" replaces the [your domain] field give below. In result it becomes (example: POP address): pop-server.nyc.rr.com The POP email server address: •pop-server.[your domain].rr.com SMTP email server address: •smtp-server.[your domain].rr.com
by drake Also, RR has a maximum email file size limit, for both incoming and outgoing mail, of 5MB. If you receive an email stating: Warning: Your e-mail storage quota has been exceeded. This quota includes all folders, not just your Inbox. Please save your e-mail to your PC and remove it from the server or new mail may not be received. Note: To access webmail, please refer here: /faq/8902
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