First time setup: Outlook Express. You will need to double click on this icon to begin the setup process. If you don't see an icon, browse to c:\program files\outlook express\msimn.exe. Click on msimn.exe.
If the Wizard does not start: Click Tools | Accounts. Then go to the Mail tab.
1. Under Display name, enter the name you would like to appear in your sent email..
2. The next box will ask for your email address. Your email address will be your username@wulaw.wustl.edu, click next.
3. Now you will need to enter the POP3 server address which is webmail.law.wustl.edu
4. Enter the SMTP server address, which is webmail.law.wustl.edu
5. Your username and password are now required for the next option. The username will be the same as your Novell login name. The password may be different from the Novell login password but will be the same as your GroupWise password.
Now click Next, then Finish.
6. Now highlight the account you created and click properties, click the Servers tab, at the very bottom put a check in the box that says "My Server Requires Authentication".
Outlook is now setup to check your GroupWise mail.
General Setup: These instructions are if Outlook is fully or partially setup and does not walk you through the wizard. Once Outlook opens go up to the menu bar and select tools. Go down the context menu and click accounts. Once the menu opens you will see four tabs across the top and some buttons on the right. Click the add button on the right and select mail. This will start the mail wizard which will walk you through the account process. At this point, the instructions will be the same as above.
SBC Internet Services (SBCIS) has taken
steps to help combat junk email and spam. SBCIS has implemented outbound
email SMTP port controls to ensure that its network is as reliable as
possible for their members.
In September 2004, SBCIS began filtering
direct outgoing email connections using Port 25 (SMTP) to non-SBCIS/Yahoo
mail servers from Members using dynamic DSL and Dialup connections. Port 25
filters are widely used by many ISPs to combat junk email and spam from mis-configured
and virus-infected computers.
SBCIS Members using SBCIS or Yahoo! mail servers for outgoing email are not
impacted by this filter. Incoming email connections are also not affected.
If you wish to continue use the SBCIS servers and your SBCIS email address
you would then use the SBCIS send mail server
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smtp.snet.net
A SBCIS member using a private company, university or hosting provider mail
server will not be able to send outgoing email from dynamic DSL and Dialup
connections until the filter is removed. To request removal of the filter,
use the Abuse of Service form at
http://help.sbcglobal.net/servabuse.php to contact our Abuse team and
choose the "Opt-Out Port 25" under Abuse Type. Enter your account Member ID
(also called your SBCIS PPPOE Login ID or User ID) to opt-out. If you have
multiple SBCIS accounts you want to opt-out, please submit a separate form
for each Member ID. Do not enter your email addresses from the other mail
hosting provider. You should expect that it will take SBCIS 12-24 hours to
process your request.
After receiving a confirmation email, sent to the SBCIS Member account ID
being opted-out, you will need to logoff the SBCIS network and turn off your
DSL router or modem for 1 minute to remove the filter. You should then turn
your modem and system back on and log in using the normal procedure.