On Jul 27, 2004, at 23:02, Jane wrote: > I think I just have to find out what ISP they use there in the > station. We have our own board operator but he knows nothing about > their internet set up. The wireless thing just works. Hi, I would check to make sure that the wireless LAN you are using permits outgoing SMTP traffic on port 25 (or whatever port you have set for your SMTP in Mail). I've noticed some places that I've been have port 25 blocked, I guess to prevent spamming from those free hot spots. One thing you could do, if you are so inclined, is to use Terminal to try to telnet to your smtp server while on this wireless network. This will at least let you know whether it's _possible_ to connect or not from the LAN you are on. Here's the command I would use in Terminal: telnet yoursmtp.yourdomain.com 25 The stuff below is similar to what you should see if you are successful in connecting. Domains and IP have been changed to protect the innocent. ^_^ mycomputer% telnet mysmtp.mydomain.org 25 Trying 123.45.67.89... Connected to mysmtp.mydomain.org. Escape character is '^]'. 220 mysmtp.mydomain.org ESMTP Postfix Hope this is helpful and not too scary for a newbies list. -- gretchen