

NOTE: The e-mail names and addresses should match your local network.

This may vary depending on your Service Provider. NOTE: The '25' listed above denotes the port that the mail server is listening on. Type: open 25 (where x represents the IP Address of the SMTP server), and then press on the keyboard.


Click on the button, and then click on.To open a Command Prompt in Windows XP / Vista / 7: Open a Command Prompt (for a Windows OS) or a Terminal Session (for Mac OS X).To Open a Telnet Session With the SMTP (Mail) Server on a Computer: NOTE: Wait for Windows to enable the Telnet Client. Wait for the Windows Features window to populate, and then insert a check mark in the Telnet Client check box.The Windows Features window will be displayed. The Programs and Features window will be displayed. The Control Panel window will be displayed. Follow the step below to enable the utility in either OS.Įnabling the Telnet Client in Windows Vista and 7: NOTE: The Telnet Client is disabled by default in Microsoft Windows Vista and 7 Operating Systems. NOTE: This solution requires knowledge of the network on which the printer is installed and may require the assistance of a System Administrator. Carefully retype the command and be careful not to make any errors. If there is a typo and the backspace key is used, an error may result. DocuShare Enterprise Content ManagementĬAUTION: When the telnet session is established with the SMTP server, the backspace is interpreted as a character.
