🚀 go-pugleaf

I've been great!

GoodNet was indeed swallowed in 1998 by Winstar a telcom high flier before
the DotCom bust.  :-)

Those were great times!!!

Darin

In article <ab73b.213472$Oz4.55660@rwcrnsc54>,
PCNet Guy <pcnetguy@msnhotmail.com> wrote:
>
>I assumed as much...
>
>How ya been...
>
>boy you bring back those (long time ago) GoodNet memories,
>circa 1994-6 ish!
>
>Whatever happened to GoodNet?  I assume they were 'swallowed' by bigger
>fish!
>
>PCNetGuy
>
>
>"Darin Wayrynen" <darin@para.deru.net> wrote in message
>news:30n0b.31050$CQ.229228@news.easynews.com...
>> In article <T9BYa.90862$uu5.11372@sccrnsc04>,
>> PCNet Guy <pcnetguy@msnhotmail.com> wrote:
>> >Thanks, I'll give 'THAT' a try... :)
>> >
>> >In BOTH Outlook and Outlook Express, the setting is on the "Advanced Tab"
>of
>> >EACH mail account properties page...
>> >(in case that helps anyone else)...
>> >
>> >Later,
>>
>>
>> Changing the port number to 1025 will only work for those hosting
>> providers that actually have a mail server running on that port.  I
>> don't belive it is standard practice to run smtp on that port.
>>
>> Many hosting providers (such as us - Deru Internet) run secure SSL
>> smtp servers - where you can change your client to use a ssl
>> connection and change the port to 465 which is the standard port for
>> secure ssl smtp service.
>>
>> Darin Wayrynen
>> Deru Communications
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